What is reforestation?

Reforestation is the action of repopulating a territory with trees. Generally, this territory was in its recent past (approximately fifty years ago) populated with trees and forests that were deforested for different possible reasons.

Reforestation is an essential action for the survival of man and other living beings on this planet.

Planting trees is an important strategy to reduce environmental problems. A young tree stores on average about 11.3 kg of atmospheric carbon per year. Every human activity has an impact on nature.
According to some estimates, it is necessary for each one of us to plant and maintain at least 65 trees to compensate for the amount of coal we contribute to the atmosphere during our life.