Lost Forests Recovery in California

Lost Forests Recovery in California

US United States

77  Quality Score 

Our project focuses on restoring forests lost to recent wildfires in California. Wildfires are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change, with rising temperatures and prolonged droughts following historically low rainfall. By replanting native trees and rehabilitating damaged ecosystems, we help these forests recover and build resilience against future wildfires.

77,883Trees funded of 100,000
10,402 TCO2 compensated
3,436Followers
Plant from 2 €
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4 updates
February 2026

Seed collection is a narrow but critical window in forest restoration. Most conifers drop their cones in late summer, leaving only weeks to gather viable seeds. After 12–18 months in nurseries, they’re ready to plant.

27 Feb 2026
March 2025

The little pine seedlings are ready to be planted!

28 Mar 2025
January 2025

The careful selection of tree species is crucial for building resilient forests. Native and adaptive species thrive in their environment, restoring soil health, retaining moisture, and supporting biodiversity.

By choosing the right trees, we create stronger ecosystems that withstand

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28 Jan 2025
Pepijn Verpalen · 28 January 2025

That looks great! What species are that in the picture? 😀

Climate change has turned wildfires into ‘megafires’—burning longer, hotter, and leaving the land drier. This dryness fuels more fires, creating a relentless cycle that destroys landscapes, displaces communities, and threatens lives.

Reforestation and land restoration are crucial

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28 Jan 2025