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In Tanzania’s Usambara region, navigating through thick vegetation can be quite a challenge, during my field monitoring. Fast-growing mountain ferns often outpace young tree seedlings, competing for space, sunlight, and nutrients.
Time for serious counting exercise! as I joint other planters in our Kenyan Mangroves Restoration project.
Before these propagules earn their place in the mud, they must pass the quality and maturity test. No shortcuts—only the best make it to the planting site!
Right species, right place! 🌱 Planting Ceriops tagal propagules exactly where they belong—at the tidal stream. Because apparently, even mangroves have a preferred swimming pool!
New Planting site alert! This site restores the understory of the Tucumán forest. The 500 trees will be planted at low density beneath the existing upper-stratum trees, which provide the shade they need to establish.🌳
New planting site: Bells Road Project, Zone C, Australia!
Zone C adds 400 trees of new rainforest on weed-filled land, planted to match government regional mapping. Trees are grown locally from locally sourced seed, restoring habitat and food for Southern cassowaries, Bennett's tree-kangaroos and Spectacled flying-foxes.🌳
Every restored forest starts here — in the nursery.
This is the engine room of change, where tiny seedlings are carefully nurtured before being transplanted to restoration sites across the landscape.
In Korogwe, Tanzania, this project is raising the bar — propagating over 2 million seedlings to power large-scale reforestation and environmental restoration.
🌱 Every thriving forest starts with healthy seedlings, carefully nurtured long before they are planted in the field.
During some of my field visits, I enjoy joining planting teams to water young seedlings. These tiny trees need consistent moisture to develop strong roots, establish well, and grow into the forests of tomorrow. Every seedling cared for today is an investment in a greener, more resilient future.
Turning barren lands green again! 🌱💚 The Plan to Stop Poverty project is making a real difference by restoring degraded lands through tree planting. Huge thanks to everyone driving this incredible change!
The Mangroves Restoration Project in Kilifi, Kenya has a new planting site: Jiwe Leupe. Target: 20,000 trees across 2 ha.
The local creek system is a 40+ km2 marine reserve. Jiwe Leupe will add 2 ha of mangrove cover to an ecosystem that supports juvenile fish nurseries, migratory birds, and a dense mix of coastal fauna across seagrass beds and mudflats.🦀
On our way to the market! Growing fruit trees as part of agroforestry is transforming livelihoods—helping farmers secure both food and reliable income. Beyond the harvest, these trees are a lasting source of motivation, encouraging farmers to nurture and protect their land while building a more sustainable and resilient future.
