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For a Colombo-Europe roundtrip (~3 tons CO2 per person), offset ~USD 60-100 through: Sri Lanka Carbon Fund (government program, tree planting locally), international programs (Atmosfair, myclimate — verified projects). Local NGOs like Sri Lanka Tree Society plant local species with community involvement.
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Sanka M.•1110 rep•149
For a more tangible experience: some eco-lodges (Ceylon Tea Trails, Rainforest Rescue International) let you plant a tree during your stay. Better than pure carbon math — you see the actual tree. Ceylon Bird Club and Nature Conservation Society welcome donations for local reforestation.
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