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We borrow the earth from our children.
🌿 Understand your impact. Support Indigenous stewardship. 🌿
Choices we make today shape the lands, waters, forests, and communities that future generations will inherit. TiCO₂e gives you an honest estimate of your climate impact and a path to support the Indigenous stewardship of our environment.
Understanding your climate impact is just the beginning.
Everyday activities—from how we travel and heat our homes to the food and products we consume—contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. Developed by the Indian Land Tenure Foundation's National Indian Carbon Coalition, TiCO₂e provides a clear breakdown of this impact and a direct connection to support Tribal-led stewardship of forests, grasslands, waters, wildlife habitat, and culturally significant landscapes.
A Kincentric View of Stewardship
The health of a landscape cannot be measured in carbon alone. Land, water, plants, wildlife, people, and climate exist in relationship with one another. Tribal-led stewardship strengthens interconnected outcomes across:
LandHealthy forests, grasslands, soils, and culturally significant landscapes.
WaterWatersheds, wetlands, lakes, rivers, aquatic systems, and water quality.
Wildlife & BiodiversityHabitat, species diversity, ecological relationships, and landscape resilience.
ClimateCarbon storage, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, adaptation, and resilience.
Culture & CommunityCultural practices, traditional knowledge, community priorities, livelihoods, and future generations.
Sovereignty & GovernanceTribal authority over land management, natural resources, data, stewardship priorities, and participation in environmental markets.
