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Those who work with the land today have a real opportunity: transforming forests and green areas into allies against the climate crisis. Environmental mitigation is not an abstract concept—it’s a set of real, measurable, and fundable actions. In this article, we explain why mitigation is essential for ecosystem managers, how to implement it, and which tools can help you make a difference.

In several parts of the world, forests are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they absorb. This challenges the traditional view of forests as our best allies in fighting climate change. The most striking case is Canada, where millions of hectares of forest have shifted from being carbon sinks to becoming net sources of emissions.

Knowing and calculating the carbon footprint is now a strategic move for companies seeking to take environmental responsibility. But what exactly does “carbon footprint” mean? How is it measured, and why is it so important? This article answers these questions, explains the differences between product and organizational carbon footprint, and shows how Etifor, through its scientific approach, supports companies in measuring and reducing emissions across the entire value chain.