Tag · Reforestation
Stories tagged “reforestation”
5 stories on The Good Press tagged with this topic.
Ahmedabad Sets World Record: 361,000 Saplings in One Hour
Using the Miyawaki method, 25,000 volunteers planted 35 native species across 76,000 square meters of urban land in just 60 minutes, setting a new Guinness World Record.

30,000 Volunteers Plant 1 Million Trees in Chinese Desert After Viral Plea
A young agronomist's social media campaign drew 30,000 volunteers to Minqin County in China's arid Gansu Corridor — and turned a battle against desertification into a national movement.
Tropical Rainforests Bounce Back 90% in Just 30 Years, Ecuador Study Finds
A new analysis of 8,500 species shows abandoned rainforest plots can recover almost all of their original biodiversity within a single human generation — far faster than scientists thought possible.
US Plants 24 Million Trees in Five Months — One of the Biggest Pushes Ever
Between November and April, federal and partner crews planted more than 24 million seedlings across US national forests — part of a 46-million-tree restoration effort.