Hambden Hills
#78of 345 in United States#38of 59 in City Forest Credits (CFC)
Audit Analysis
Hambden Hills is a 40-year urban tree preservation project under the City Forest Credits standard with VVB-confirmed additionality and a 10% buffer pool, but it relies on a project-specific baseline, lacks a quantified leakage deduction in the available record, and shows a minor discrepancy between the PDD and validation ERR figures. The project is structurally sound for a CFC tree-preservation credit but sits in a less transparent registry with several monitoring and safeguards details not stated in the extracted documents.
Red Flags
- PDD (2025-09-10) lists 6,599 total ERR while the validation report (2026-01-30) and verification report both state 5,939 — a ~9% downward revision that is not explicitly explained in the available documents.
- The verification report (2026-01-28) marks reversal events as 'not addressed' while the validation report (2026-01-30) states 'none reported'; the 10% buffer pool exists but the verification report does not confirm its adequacy or the status of the 660 credits already contributed to the Reversal Pool.
- Leakage is described as 'quantified' in the justification field, yet no specific deduction percentage appears in any extracted document, leaving the actual magnitude of the leakage adjustment unverifiable.
Credit Vintages
| Issued | Retired | Available | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 5,362 | 0 | 5,362 | |
| Total | 5,362 | 0 | 5,362 |
Risk Indicators
Combined test confirmed by VVB
reversal status contradictory
Labelled quantified but no pct stated
Project-specific; reassessment date not stated
Safeguards mentioned; FPIC and grievance not stated
CORSIA and CCP status not stated
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