KlímaFa is a registered Hungarian company, owned by its management. KlímaFa has just established its first subsidiary in Bulgaria, and about to expand further in the region.

Over the next decade KlimaFa will restore upwards of 10,000 hectares of Hungarian lands to native mixed forests. These forests will help to regenerate and restore the natural forest grandeur and environmental health of Hungary and will be incorporated into the Ecological Network of the Hungarian National Park System as strictly protected lands.

Scientific planting patterns, species selection, and measurements of project area growth rates will allow KlimaFa to accurately calculate the total volume of forest biomass produced at any given time. This in turn will reveal the total quantity of sequestered CO2 available for trade or sale as carbon offsets. KlimaFa will earn revenue via the sale of these greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation credits on the European environmental marketplace.

Advantages of this enterprise include the creation of local employment opportunities, enhanced wildlife habitat, improved water quality, supply, and flood control, increased eco-tourism revenues, and substantial contributions to global atmospheric health. Given Hungary's extensive land base, climate-protecting forest creation can generate a widely beneficial new eco-forest industry which will last for many decades and profit generations yet unborn.

Currently, KlimaFa has partnered with Ministry for Environment and Water of Hungary, National Park Service, and Institute of Ecology and Botany of the Academy of Sciences to conduct a scientific and business feasibility study. This demonstration project will pioneer indigenous species climate forestry and is scheduled to begin this summer.