Visible from the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, one of the UK's busiest crossings. Land regeneration in a high-emission corridor, twenty minutes from central London. A native woodland that our partners can see grow.
Atlas Park is built around two priorities: long-term native broadleaf canopy, and community visibility for the city it serves.
A 15+ native species mix is creating a new woodland on reclaimed land beside the Dartford Crossing in Kent. The site is accredited under the UK Woodland Carbon Code, with over 240,000 square metres of land restored to date.
Millions of people drive past Atlas Park every year without knowing what it is. The site sits beside the Dartford Crossing, in clear view from the QEII bridge on the M25, and it used to be degraded land. It is now green space roughly the size of 34 football pitches, bringing woodland and open habitat to a corner of Kent that had little of either.
It's one thing to fund a tree thousands of miles away. It's another to bring your team out for the day and get your hands dirty in a woodland they can help plant.
Atlas Park is our most accessible UK site, just 20 minutes from central London by train. We host year-round corporate planting days with the Time4Trees team. A small, deliberate way to turn a sustainability commitment into an actual team day out.
Pair Atlas Park's UK visibility with our higher-volume international sites for a balanced programme.
Flagship · Verra-verified · 82% survival.
View →UK Terrestrial Woodland
View →Watershed restoration above Lake Victoria.
View →Native terrestrial reforestation with Veritree.
View →Farmer-managed regeneration & food security.
View →Terrestrial woodland restoration with Veritree.
View →Replanting fire-damaged BC forest.
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Direct your UK volume to Atlas Park and talk to us about a portfolio that mixes Atlas Park's visibility with high-volume international sites.
