At Reforestrees, we embrace radical transparency as a foundational principle of our ecological restoration mission.
Recognizing the global need for reliable, verifiable, and scientifically defensible environmental data, we utilize Open Forest Protocol (OFP) — the first Web3 infrastructure purpose-built for decentralized verification of forest data.
Through OFP, every dataset associated with our restoration activities becomes:
Immutable, anchored on blockchain
Publicly auditable, accessible to any stakeholder
Independently validated, by a global community of trained verifiers
Traceable, from field collection to final approval
Transparent, strengthening credibility and eliminating risks of greenwashing
This system positions Reforestrees within the emerging field of Regenerative Finance (ReFi), integrating ecological science with cutting-edge digital technologies.
Open Forest Protocol is a blockchain-based climate infrastructure designed to enable decentralized Measurement, Reporting and Verification (dMRV) for reforestation and afforestation projects.
Core technical features include:
✔ Decentralized data registry
Environmental data are cryptographically secured and stored immutably on-chain.
✔ Independent validation
A global network of ecological and geospatial experts reviews each dataset through a decentralized voting process.
✔ Full transparency
All submissions and validations are visible and auditable by anyone—researchers, donors, institutions, or companies.
✔ Open governance
Community members participate directly in the approval and governance process, ensuring methodological rigor.
Reforestrees applies a systematic and academically robust workflow aligned with OFP’s technical standards:
Step 1. Primary field data acquisition
Georeferenced photographs
GPS-based parcel boundaries
Visual evidence of planting, maintenance, and natural regeneration
Preliminary dendrometric observations
Step 2. Data structuring and curation
All field evidence is standardized according to OFP’s metadata schema, spatial descriptors, and documentation protocols.
Step 3. Submission to OFP
Each dataset is uploaded as a Submission, generating a cryptographic hash that is permanently anchored in the blockchain.
Step 4. Independent validation
OFP verifiers—professionals in forestry, ecology, and remote sensing—review each submission and vote to approve or reject it.
Step 5. Permanent on-chain anchoring
Validated submissions are recorded on-chain, forming an immutable historical archive of our environmental impact.
✔ Data integrity
Blockchain immutability ensures that information cannot be altered or manipulated.
✔ Verifiable evidence
Every data point is mathematically and procedurally verifiable by third parties.
✔ Methodological rigor
Decentralized validation guarantees rigorous scientific oversight.
✔ End-to-end traceability
From initial data collection to final approval, every step is documented.
✔ Climate innovation
OFP enables next-generation climate finance models, transparency mechanisms, and accountability frameworks.
We invite all individuals, institutions, donors, and researchers to audit our verified impact directly through OFP:
View Our Project on Open Forest Protocol
OFP project link here
This open-access system reinforces our commitment to scientific integrity and trustworthy climate action.
By integrating Open Forest Protocol into our monitoring system, Reforestrees ensures that every planted tree, every restored hectare, and every action in the field is backed by verifiable, immutable, and publicly accessible evidence.
This positions our project as a scientifically robust, ethically transparent, and globally auditable environmental initiative.
