How the Himalayas are being restored through participatory forest management
Surya-Kunj in the Himalayas is a successful biodiversity restoration driving meaningful environmental and social change and inspiring local communities.
Conserving, restoring and growing 1 trillion trees by 2030 is achievable.
Trees and forests are a critical part of the solution to the climate crisis and biodiversity collapse. That’s why we aim to mobilize, connect, and empower the global reforestation community to conserve, restore and grow one trillion trees by 2030.
We are part of the World Economic Forum’s work to accelerate nature-based solutions in support of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), supported by funding from Marc and Lynne Benioff from the Marc R. Benioff Foundation.
Surya-Kunj in the Himalayas is a successful biodiversity restoration driving meaningful environmental and social change and inspiring local communities.
Over 100 companies have committed to investing in trees by conserving, restoring, and growing over 12 billion trees in over 100 countries.
Join this livestreamed session on this page 27th October 2022 at 16:00-16:30 CEST.
Many people have said that COP26 was ‘Nature’s COP’ – and there are many reasons to celebrate the collective action that was announced in Glasgow.
An ambitious African-led project aims to transform the lives of millions living on the frontline of the climate crisis, by restoring forests and creating green jobs.
Here are 4 solutions to set-up the infrastructure for transparency, trust and investment in landscape restoration to help meet the world's climate target.
The Green Gigaton Challenge is a global initiative to mobilize funds to achieve one gigaton of high-quality emissions reductions, every year, by 2025.
Planting new forests is a powerful natural climate solution, but how to do this is still under debate. Could natural regrowth be the most effective approach?