LET'S CREATE OUR OWN FOREST
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CREATE A FOREST
CREATE A FOREST
The Forestification is the leading company inspiring personal and meaningful connections to our Forests, Mainly the Western Ghats in India, Olive forests in Greece, Forests in Srilanka, Pine forests in Nainital.
Working on behalf of the Natural Lovers, the Forestification leads forest conservation efforts and promotes responsible recreation. We believe these lands, and all they provide, are an International treasure and are vital to the health of our communities.
Then there is forestry.
Wood is good. It is a renewable resource and a carbon sink, sequestering and locking in carbon throughout its life. The role that forests play in countering the effects of climate change have never been so important as they are today. And aside from its economic benefits, wood feels good and it has high utilitarian, social and environmental value. planting trees charity donation plant a tree one tree planted
CREATE A FOREST
CREATE A FOREST
CREATE A FOREST
The challenges facing our Forests and Grasslands are immense and complicated. But we believe that the power of communities and collaboration can, and will, prove capable of meeting these challenges. Our work these past decades has proven this true time and again.
We hope you’ll join us in fulfilling our mission to care for these treasured lands, We look forward to a future where all People know and care about our Forests and Grasslands. Spend a little, plant a tree or plants trees to create a FOREST with us. In an acre, a farmer may grow as many as 450 trees.
Forests are recognized for their key role in meeting the challenge of climate change.
But the contribution of wood energy and wood products have further potential as replacements for fossil fuel and therefore their contribution towards low-carbon economies. planting trees charity donation plant a tree one tree planted forestry
FORESTATION
When forests are destroyed, they release large quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which contributes to climate change. They help keep our climate stable, absorb carbon dioxide, and release oxygen, and they regulate our water supply and improve its quality. They also provide a home to more than half of all species found on land – a rich variety of life that keeps so many natural systems running.
Over 1 billion people live in and around forests, depending on them for fuel, food, medicines, and building materials. And all of us use wood in our daily lives: in fact, global demand for timber products is expected to more than triple over the next three decades. But human impacts have already led to the loss of around 40% of the world’s forests. And today, an area the size of a football pitch is still being destroyed every second.
Protecting and restoring forests has never been more urgent.