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Experience Restoration in Action

An immersive nature and community experience

May 9-10, 2025

Masungi Georeserve, Rizal, Philippines

About Carbon Camp

Carbon Camp bridges the gap between theory and reality in the nature-based solutions space. The camp brings together investors, project developers, environment advocates, and community leaders designed to provide a hands-on experience demonstrating how real ecosystem restoration work happens in practice.

This two-day event will feature an exciting hike through the majestic limestones of the protected and restored landscapes of the Masungi Georeserve, workshops on field techniques for carbon measurement, and technical discussions on drivers of project quality from developers and community leaders throughout S Asia.

Carbon Camp offers a unique opportunity for Chief Sustainability Officers, impact investors, and nature organizations to deepen their understanding of nature-related financial risks and opportunities while building strong, field-informed investment strategies.

Join us to build lasting professional networks and be part of the movement driving real climate and biodiversity positive impact!

Giant spider sculpture on rock formation
People hiking through dense green jungle

Mark your calendars!

May 9 - 10

The Masungi Georeserve
Rizal, Philippines

Two brown-throated three-toed sloths on a tree branch in the forest.
Close-up of a butterfly with black and yellow wings perched on a green leaf.
Colorful kingfisher bird perched on a rock
Red snail on a wet rock surface with blurred green background.

The Masungi Georeserve in the Philippines has 400 ha of restored forests that started in 1996.

Now, it is a sanctuary for a diverse array of flora and fauna, many of which are endemic or threatened. The reserve’s unique karst landscape and dedicated conservation efforts have fostered a habitat where numerous species thrive.

Learn more about the Masungi Georeserve.

 

  • Carbon Camp is about bringing the right people together—local communities, project developers, and investors who are serious about long-term restoration. This is just the beginning. In the coming years, we plan to hold more Carbon Camps, expanding the network of people taking real action on the ground

    - Lee Pearson, CEO and Co-Founder, Wovoka

  • Carbon Camp is important because restoration doesn’t happen in isolation. It takes a community of local leaders, scientists, project developers, and investors working together to make real impact. Carbon Camp is where those connections are built. By experiencing the work firsthand, people see why it matters and how they can be part of it. The more Carbon Camps we hold, the more we strengthen this network of action.

    - Denise Janer, Director of Sustainability and Impact, Wovoka

Hands-on workshops at the heart of the forest

Learn the fieldwork methods that underpin any high-quality nature-based project.

Group of people using a measuring tape on a forest path, surrounded by dense green foliage and trees.
Person attaching a tag to a tree with zip ties in a forest.
A group of people hiking uphill through tropical vegetation with backpacks.
Group of hikers with backpacks and a dog walking through lush forest with dense greenery and ferns
Person exploring a dense mangrove forest with tangled roots.
Two people walking on a rocky path through a lush forest with umbrellas
People conducting field research in a dense forest, using measuring tools and recording data among lush green plants.
Three people measuring tree trunk in a tropical forest with measuring tape, wearing hats and casual clothing.

Adventure meets purpose.

Climb into the canopy on a ropes course as drones soar overhead. Walk the night trail and listen to the chorus of insects and distant calls of wildlife.

Aerial view of dense green tropical forest canopy.
Person walking on a wire bridge with circular platform over rocky terrain and mountains in the background.
Large metal spider sculpture on rocks with a web
Drone on grassy field with scenic landscape of mountains, lake, and sky in the background.
Treehouses suspended in a forest with netting below
Group of people exploring a forest at night with red headlamps
Fireflies illuminating a dark forest with twinkling lights
Lush green forest on a mountain with scattered palm trees and cloudy sky.

Join Carbon Camp at Masungi!

Exclusive Pass

$2500

✔ Full Access to Carbon Camp
✔ All-Inclusive Meals & Drinks
✔ Exclusive Networking Activities
✔ Masungi Georeserve Discovery Trail
✔ Roundtrip Shuttle Service
✔ Rustic Cabin & Hut Stay

Request your spot for a one-of-a-kind immersive experience!

The deadline for sign-ups is on April 15 GMT+8.