Reforestation News

A study on China's Loess Plateau found that natural forests retained 8% more soil moisture than planted forests over 18 years, highlighting the hydrological ben

Mexico has successfully restored 1 million hectares of land, with plant survival rates nearly doubling to 64%.

An Australian woman successfully planted 119,000 trees on cleared land, leading to the return of a rainforest after 10 years.

A groundbreaking plantable coffee cup, designed in 2015, contains seeds for reforestation and is made from recycled paper, biodegrading within 180 days. Its Kic

A South African couple transformed 11 former livestock farms into a 67,000-acre wildlife reserve in the Great Karoo, successfully reintroducing cheetahs, rhinos

In 2026, volunteers initiated a project to plant 30,000 trees to restore a wetland forest.

Sweden's Söderåsen plateau has transformed from a deforested area to one of northern Europe's largest protected forests, now encompassing over 1,600 hectares of

Ireland's vanished rainforest is being given a second chance with the planting of 30,000 trees.

South Korea successfully transformed its post-war forests by planting 10 billion trees, leading to significant environmental recovery.

Japan is planting over 680,000 native trees using the Miyawaki Method as part of the Chinju no Mori Project to enhance coastal protection after the devastating

Eight years after California's Ranch Fire burned over 459,000 acres, the US Forest Service and partners have planted 71,000 conifer seedlings in eight days. Thi

A $10,000 grant supported a greening initiative in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, which has grown 3,500 hectares of forest since the 1970s, significantly reducing dust sto

101 East is investigating why the Philippines' ambitious regreening program is failing to protect the nation's forests, leading to their continued disappearance

China has gained 447,500 sq km of planted forest but lost 219,100 sq km of natural forest, with large-scale tree planting increasing overall forest cover but fr

A single man spent 40 years planting trees on a barren Indian sandbar, transforming it into a 1,300-acre forest now home to elephants, rhinos, and tigers.