Origin Xero is Ireland’s only certified carbon management operator, connecting businesses and individuals with high-quality, verified nature-based projects — primarily forestry restoration, native woodland regeneration, and ecosystem recovery across Ireland. All projects are Irish, transparently monitored, and certified (including UN-accredited verification). Funds directly support landowners, farmers, and restoration initiatives that deliver biodiversity gains, climate benefits, and community value.

From large corporations to sustainability-focused SMEs — organisations that want to make a genuine positive contribution to nature while meeting their sustainability targets, ESG reporting commitments, and carbon reduction goals.

Sponsor projects that deliver measurable impact and proudly showcase your positive action to employees, shareholders, clients, and new customers.

Sponsorship and investment opportunities are open all year round

Irish biodiversity is in need of attention. This is a unique opportunity to create healthy ecosystems, build climate resilience and rebalance our connection with nature. We have created & implemented over a short project timeframe, which reflects this project commitment to positive & verifiable action. We hope its positive impact, enjoyed for generations to come, will be its legacy. Join our partnership subscription program or explore investment opportunities.

Join our project and support the regeneration of native woodland and large scale forestry in Ireland. We offer flexible sponsorship packages and verified investment opportunities tailored for Community Impact Pages members and partners.

Packages including project-specific sponsorship, portfolio support and branding visibility.

Become a Project Sponsor and help restore Ireland’s native forests while advancing your sustainability journey.

Many of our projects have ways for individuals/communities/businesses to get involved and support community amenities, recreation, and environmental education, including (visit days, education sessions)

These initiatives often combine ecological restoration with social outcomes like skills development, mental health benefits from nature connection, rural/community vitality, and cultural reconnection.

Our aim is to preserve and restore our precious native biodiversity and to help educate and inspire others to do the same.