News - Original News Philippines Tree Planting Gets Props from World Bank 👊 The NGP’s success story proves that reforestation isn’t just for tree huggers —it's a smart economic move, too.
Spotlight - Original Spotlight Do We Have Enough Land to Save the Planet? 🌎💚 Scholars from MIT and Shell have thoughts.
Tech - Original Tech Mapping Deforestation: TreeMap’s Impact in Indonesia 🌍🌱 TreeMap is focused on Indonesia, where it leverages satellite data to track deforestation in real time.
Tech - Original Tech Restoring Ecosystems: Satellite & Laser Imaging for Monitoring 🛰️ This combined approach led to impressive results in the study, with a 7,509 km² increase in restored vegetation and over 90% accuracy in health assessments.
Tech - Original Tech Agroecology Map: Building a Collaborative Future for Farming 🌱 Get your hands dirty with the code and join the Agroecology Map movement on GitHub.
Spotlight - Original New England’s Forests Are Getting a Climate-Resilient Makeover 🌲 It’s a bold move to keep New England’s beloved woodlands thriving in the face of an unpredictable climate future.
News - Original News Brazil’s $9 Billion Reforestation Plan🌱💸 If managed well, Brazil’s ambitious plan could become a powerful model of how reforestation can drive economic development.
News - Original News Verra Extends Deadline for Tree-Planting Projects 🌳⏳ This extra time lets projects adapt to Verra’s more rigorous, science-based approach.
Spotlight - Original Spotlight Restoring the Mediterranean🌴 Lebanon and Morocco are betting big on restoration.
News News - Original Sweden's Forests Are Thriving—But Only Data Can Prove It 🌲📊 Sweden’s experience highlights the need for a balanced mix of ground-based and satellite data to get the full picture.
Spotlight - Original Spotlight Ordinary People, Extraordinary Impact 🌍 In the end, science isn’t merely the domain of experts—it’s everyone’s game.
News - Original News Forests Canada: New Name, More Trees, Nationwide Mission 🌲 With Ontario as the starting line, Forests Canada has officially gone national