Forests
5 Reasons For Planting Trees
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Protect the Land
Forests protect the soil from heavy rainfall preventing hydric erosion. When there is no cover to intercept raindrops, they impact violently on the bare soil producing the disaggregation of particles that are then transported to lower areas or water bodies. In this way, soils are lost, and there is a risk that forests will turn into deserts. Day after day, soil comes off from its original place. Without soil, the forest regeneration capacity is drastically reduced.
Protect the Water
Why plant trees to care for water?
Stop Exotic Species
Most of our activities release carbon or other gases into the atmosphere accelerating global warming.
Trees can capture these gases and store them in their leaves, trunks and roots.
By planting trees, we can offset our carbon footprint and fight against climate change.
Forests are home to millions of species.
Huemules, pudus, giant woodpeckers, fungi, bacteria and all kinds of plants coexist in the delicate balance generated by a forest. Forest fragmentation is leaving thousands of species without habitat.
What is habitat fragmentation?
5 Reasons For Planting Trees
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Plantar un árbol como acto de revolución
En un mundo acostumbrado a lo inmediato, plantar un árbol es un acto de revolución.
Plantar un árbol en la mitad de un bosque incendiado no trae ningún beneficio aparente a corto plazo. Es un acto puro de servicio.
Y cuando das, es cuando más aprendés.
Por eso damos; para revolucionar el subconsciente y para que buscar el bien supremo en todas partes, sea la nueva forma de habitar la tierra.
Protect the Land
Forests protect the soil from heavy rainfall preventing hydric erosion. When there is no cover to intercept raindrops, they impact violently on the bare soil producing the disaggregation of particles that are then transported to lower areas or water bodies. In this way, soils are lost, and there is a risk that forests will turn into deserts. Day after day, soil comes off from its original place. Without soil, the forest regeneration capacity is drastically reduced.
Protect the Water
Why plant trees to care for water?
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Offset your
Carbon Footprint
Most of our activities release carbon or other gases into the atmosphere accelerating global warming.
Trees can capture these gases and store them in their leaves, trunks and roots.
By planting trees, we can offset our carbon footprint and fight against climate change.
Stop Exotic Species
Exotic species are those introduced outside their original distributional range.
They have no evolutionary relationship with the species that live in their new territory, and can cause major problems by transmitting unknown diseases, competing or preying on native species.
With your help, we will plant native trees to stop the advance of exotic species.
Conserve Biodiversity
Forests are home to millions of species.
Huemules, pudus, giant woodpeckers, fungi, bacteria and all kinds of plants coexist in the delicate balance generated by a forest. Forest fragmentation is leaving thousands of species without habitat.
What is habitat fragmentation?
Just like you need to move around into the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom at home, animals need to move around in nature. They have places to feed, places to breed and places to winter. To move from one place to another, animals need a connection.
If they cannot go to their breeding places, they will not breed. And a species that does not reproduce becomes extinct.
If you are locked in the bathroom, and the food is in the kitchen, how can you feed yourself?
That is what happens to animals when we remove a part of their habitat. Fragmentation.