Afforestation We participate in planting trees on land that was not previously forested, helping to expand forest cover in barren or semi-arid areas. This not only contributes to carbon sequestration but also improves local microclimates, reduces wind erosion, and increases biodiversity.

Reforestation, We focus on restoring degraded or cleared forest areas with native and climate-resilient tree species. These efforts help recover lost habitats, improve watershed health, and stabilize soils prone to erosion.

Agroforestry We engage in activities such as blending trees with crops or livestock on the same piece of land, creating integrated, multifunctional landscapes. Through this method, farmers can improve soil fertility, reduce dependency on chemical fertilizers, increase crop yields, and create diversified income streams. Trees provide shade, improve water retention, and return organic matter to the soil, while crops continue to generate food and income for families.