This property description for Balnacoil in Scotland's Flow Country presents a comprehensive opportunity for environmental restoration and conservation. The estate is characterized by its extensive peatlands, which are of significant ecological and carbon sequestration importance. The peatlands, primarily made up of Class 1 and Class 2 carbon-rich soils, are in need of re-wetting and vegetation restoration to reduce carbon emissions and protect biodiversity. The proposed restoration project is projected to sequester a substantial amount of carbon dioxide over its lifetime, with an estimated reduction of 334,908 tonnes, and could potentially generate Peatland Carbon Units for carbon offsetting. Additionally, the estate includes a 144-hectare native woodland planted in 2020 under the Forestry Grant Scheme, which is already validated under the Woodland Carbon Code with an estimated carbon sequestration of 25,909 tonnes over 65 years. The woodland not only provides carbon sequestration benefits but also enhances habitat diversity and contributes to the estate's biodiversity. The estate is also home to a rich array of wildlife, including rare and protected bird species, and supports a proactive deer management plan to ensure the balance of the ecosystem. The opportunity at Balnacoil represents a significant environmental restoration project with potential for long-term carbon offsetting, habitat creation, and biodiversity conservation.