Trees are essential for us humans, wildlife and the entire environment. They clean the air we breath and fresh water sources and provide the habitat to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity.
Unfortunately we lose around 30 million ha of forest every year due to anthroposophical and climate changes. This is a scale equivalent to the landmass of Great Britain and Ireland together.
To save Planet A we need to restore these losses partially caused by us. Further, a study by the ETH Zurich underpinned, that “the restoration of trees remains among the most effective strategies for climate change mitigation” and they emphasise “the urgent need for action”.