World Land Trust (WLT) has funded our overseas conservation partners to plant 2,167.424 native trees across the world since 2006. And plans to plant a million more.
The last couple of weeks of political headlines in the UK have seen something that I didn’t expect to see: a sudden competition between political parties in the UK over who will plant the most trees as part of their proposed solution to the climate crisis.
As Scorched Earth to Forest Haven looks to raise £575,000 to support the replanting of Vietnam’s lost forests, we look at some of the tree species that will be used to regreen this extraordinary landscape.
A new appeal from World Land Trust (WLT) will support partner Viet Nature to reforest 246 acres in Bac Huong Hoa Nature Reserve with an ambitious project to plant 120,000 trees.
World Land Trust has been working with overseas conservation partners to plant trees since 2006 and so far has funded the planting of 2,167.424 native trees using donations from our supporters.
