Projects

Project Goals:

• Ecosystem Restoration: Restore the damaged forest cover in Western Germany, promoting biodiversity and natural processes.

• Carbon Sequestration: Increase the forest's capacity to absorb carbon dioxide emitted by coal-fired power plants, thus reducing the region's carbon footprint.

• Creation of a New Forest Ecosystem: Cultivate a new forest that will perform all the functions of natural forests, including climate regulation, soil protection, and providing habitat for wildlife.

Project Tasks:

• Site Selection: Identify a suitable plot of land in Western Germany where previous deforestation has taken place.

• Soil Preparation: Prepare the soil for tree planting by clearing it of debris and improving its structure.

• Tree Species Selection: Determine the most suitable deciduous tree species for the specific soil and climatic conditions of the site, considering their rapid growth and adaptability to local conditions.

• Tree Planting: Organize and carry out the planting of 5,000 deciduous tree seedlings.

• Tree Care: Provide regular care for young trees, including watering, weeding, and protection from pests and diseases.

• Forest Growth and Development Monitoring: Periodically monitor the growth and development of the planted forest, assessing its condition and effectiveness.

• Public Awareness: Disseminate information about the project and its results among the local population and interested organizations.

Implementation Stages:

• Project Documentation Preparation: Develop a detailed project plan, including a description of all work stages, calculation of required resources, and budget preparation.

• Permit Acquisition: Obtain all necessary permits for the work from local authorities and environmental organizations.

• Seedling Purchase: Purchase high-quality deciduous tree seedlings.

• Site Preparation: Prepare the selected site for planting, including clearing the area, loosening the soil, and applying fertilizers.

• Tree Planting: Organize and conduct tree planting activities with the involvement of volunteers or contracting organizations.

• Tree Care: Provide regular care for young trees during the first few years after planting.

• Monitoring and Evaluation: Periodic monitoring of the condition of the plantings and evaluation of the project's effectiveness.

Expected Results:

• Restoration of forest cover on an area of 5 hectares.

• Absorption of 110 tons of carbon dioxide per year.

• Creation of new biodiversity.

• Improvement of air and water quality in the region.

• Increased public awareness of climate change issues and the importance of forests.

Deadline: November 2025
Financing:

• Financing through instruments compensating for dirty production, through the purchase of carbon certificates, and using these funds to plant trees.