Trees for Forestsā„¢ & Wildlife

Trees for Forestsā„¢ & Wildlife

Project Target

0% Remaining

4,238

Trees Planted out of 4,238 Trees

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Project Aim

Enhancement of

Biodiversity

Carbon Sequestration

Disaster Mitigation

Increase in

Green Cover

Reduction of

Man-Animal Conflict

Generation of

Rural Employment

Control Soil Erosion

Improvement of

Wildlife Habitats

SDG

Social Impact of Growing Trees

01

Community Engagement

Tree planting initiatives often involve local communities, which can lead to greater community cohesion.

02

Ecological Education

Provides opportunities for community members, especially children, about the importance of environmental sustainability.

03

Urban Beautification

Trees contribute to the aesthetic enhancement of urban areas, making cities more pleasant and liveable.

04

Climate Resilience

By improving green cover, tree planting helps make communities more resilient against climate impacts like heatwaves.

05

Employment Creation

Planting trees creates employment for local community members like planting and maintenance, administrative roles, and more long-term jobs in management.

06

Wildlife Habitat

Trees provide critical habitats for various species of wildlife. Enhancing tree cover helps preserve biodiversity, which can be an ecological boon for local communities

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