Forest restoration

Direct Seeding

Restore degraded forest with native seeds selected for local soil and climate. Volunteers and residents prepare planting areas, sow suitable species, and monitor early growth so seedlings can establish and strengthen habitat over time.

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Climate-smart farming

Agroforestry and Tree Crops

Work with local growers to integrate useful trees into farms. Tree crops can improve soil cover, create shade and wildlife habitat, diversify farm products, and support more resilient livelihoods.

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Community-led restoration

Community Restoration

Residents help plan and care for local restoration areas. Shared stewardship supports native plants, wildlife, and long-term ecosystem health while building practical community skills.

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Watershed protection

Riverbank Tree and Habitat Recovery

Restore vegetation along riverbanks with native trees and shrubs. Healthy river edges can reduce erosion, filter runoff, provide wildlife habitat, and help communities care for freshwater environments.

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Coastal restoration

Coastal Mangrove Regeneration

Supported community-led mangrove regeneration in vulnerable coastal areas. Local teams raised and planted suitable native species, cared for young trees, and shared knowledge about the role mangroves play in habitat, shoreline stability, and climate resilience.

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Community forestry

Village Native Tree Planting

Worked with residents and local schools to plant native trees in shared spaces. The activity included species selection, planting guidance, and community care plans to help young trees survive and benefit people and wildlife.

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Waste reduction

Neighborhood Clean and Green

Organized community cleanups alongside environmental education and waste sorting. Volunteers removed litter from shared public areas and helped residents identify practical ways to reduce single-use plastics and protect local waterways.

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Biodiversity

Pollinator Garden Network

Created small native-flower gardens with community groups to provide food and shelter for pollinators. Participants learned how locally appropriate plants can support insects, birds, and healthier urban green spaces.

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Urban forestry

Urban Shade and Cooling Corridors

Partner with neighborhoods to map hot streets and plant suitable shade trees where they can thrive. The planned work will include resident consultation, planting, watering support, and follow-up care to improve comfort and urban biodiversity.

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