Reforestation of National Forests

Reforestation of National Forests, Estados Unidos

Our project focuses on restoration, conservation, and wildlife protection. Wildfires and insect infestations have severely damaged these forests, threatening their long-term health. In partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, we manage 154 national forests covering 80 million hectares, working to re-establish seed sources, support regeneration, and strengthen resilience against future infestations.

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febrero 2025

The Mississippi Alluvial Valley is a crucial stopover for waterfowl migrating along the Mississippi Flyway, offering essential habitat during the winter months.

While geese stay in open fields, many ducks seek refuge in flooded bottomland hardwood forests, where they find food

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As spring arrives, we focus on giving trees the care they need to thrive.

We check for winter damage, removing any broken or dead branches to promote healthy growth.

With the soil thawing, watering becomes essential, ensuring trees have the moisture they need after the colder

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enero 2025

The world is changing rapidly, but planting trees in forests can help tackle some of our planet's biggest challenges—if we start planting now.

Riparian areas are the strips of land next to streams and lakes where water-loving trees and plants grow.

These areas aren’t just pretty—they’re super important for nature. They help keep the water clean, stop soil from washing away, and provide homes for animals.

Whether

diciembre 2024

We celebrate our volunteers for their dedication and hard work. Thanks to their support, our forests continue to thrive!

The American Southeast has lost tens of millions of acres of forest. It’s time to restore them by planting trees.

noviembre 2024

Tree nurseries are essential for successful reforestation. They provide the seedlings needed to restore forests, fight climate change, and protect biodiversity. By carefully maintaining nurseries, we ensure that trees grow strong and are ready to thrive in the wild.

Severe droughts have triggered massive wildfires across the West Coast. Tree planting initiatives in these areas tackle critical challenges like water shortages and climate change, while also aiding forest recovery in regions where natural regeneration isn’t possible after fires.

octubre 2024

Planting trees doesn’t just benefit the environment—it’s also great for your mental well-being. The act of getting outdoors, connecting with nature, and contributing to something bigger than yourself can reduce stress, boost your mood, and foster a sense of accomplishment. It’s a

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We take environmental education seriously, especially when it comes to teaching kids. By introducing them to the importance of trees, biodiversity, and sustainable practices, we’re helping to shape the next generation of eco-leaders.

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agosto 2024

This is the American Beaver.
These little fellas, who are often seen as the enemy of trees, moonlight as ecosystem engineers. As they build their homes and dams across rivers, they create impoundments and wetland areas, which are then used by trout, otters, birds, and bugs.

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This is a Gopher Tortoise, native to the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. These professional burrowers need well-drained, sandy soils found in habitats like longleaf pine sandhills, which we are helping protect by planting millions

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julio 2024

This is one of the six nursieries run by the USDA Forest Service. This nursery is responsible for helping National Forests in Southern Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Western Wyoming, Arizona, and New Mexico recover more quickly after natural disasters.

Originally, the river valley had 25 million acres of hardwood forest, now reduced to 8 million acres, harming the ecosystem and migratory birds. To combat this, we are reforesting the region with local partners, using data to focus on high-impact areas, aiming to restore habitats

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junio 2024

Our trees

The longleaf pine thrives with regular exposure to low-intensity fires. Its thick bark protects the cambium layer, and smaller fires prune lower branches to prevent larger flames from reaching the canopy. The long needles of the longleaf pine absorb and deflect heat as

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