We confirm this is a genuine EcoIntel credential for Wilder Wood Farm
EcoIntel issued this credential and stands behind it as the current version.
| Property | Wilder Wood Farm |
| Assessed as at | 2025 |
| Issued | 2026-08-04 |
| Valid until | 2027-08-04 |
| Credential code | FSA9K-R2BSQ |
| This address | wilder-wood-farm is a stable reference to the property. It always resolves to the current credential. |
| Credential ID | EI-WLD-2026-08-04 |
| Issuer | Ecological Intelligence Ltd · Company No. 16866497 |
What this credential attests
A satellite-evidenced read of Wilder Wood Farm's ecosystem condition and carbon, built from eight continuous years of monitoring (2018 to 2025). A credible, independent baseline to share with buyers, banks and investors, and an agronomic picture of the land the farm benefits from in its own right.
- Land Health Score 5 (Transitional)
- Water Cycle index (WCI): 83% of reference state (indicative)
- Energy Flow index (EFI): 63% of reference state (indicative)
- Mineral Cycle index (MCI): 66% of reference state (indicative)
- Community Dynamics index (CDI): 54% of reference state (indicative)
- Land-health trajectory: Steady (Mid) (8-year record)
- Net biome productivity (indicative): +6.1 tCO2e/ha/yr
- Soil organic carbon stock (indicative): 64.3 tC/ha
- Above-ground biomass stock (indicative): 7.0 tC/ha
Every figure here is satellite-evidenced across the parcels assessed, valid as at 2025. Where a scheme or buyer wants market-grade third-party assurance, this credential is the verification-ready evidence base that gets you there in one step.
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A Land Health Credential is an independent, satellite-evidenced read of how a piece of land is functioning, measured against what is possible in its own ecoregion. It is indicative decision-support, not a third-party assurance opinion, and it describes the condition of the land rather than attributing that condition to any particular practice. Trust and security