In our opinion as Net Zero Carbon, it takes sustainable land and forest management to protect biodiversity and natural resources. Through land management techniques, deforestation is decreased, habitats are preserved, sustainable soil and water quality is guaranteed, and land production is raised. While ensuring that the land is productive, techniques like agroforestry, which grows crops and trees on the same plot of ground, can aid in preserving forests and ecosystems. Additionally, carbon dioxide is sequestered by healthy soils, lowering emissions into the atmosphere. Forests, essential carbon sinks that may absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide, can be created and preserved through land preservation activities. Thus, forests are crucial natural resources for reaching net zero. Additionally, forests can produce carbon offset certificates, opening doors for businesses and investors.