Reforestation: Restoring Forests to Heal the Climate
Reforestation — replanting forests on land that has lost its tree cover — is among the most effective natural climate solutions we have. Done right, with native species and local communities, it captures carbon, restores water cycles and brings degraded landscapes back to life.
Reforestation vs afforestation
Reforestation restores forests where trees were lost; afforestation creates new forest on land that had none. EARTH365 supports both through verified NGO projects matched to the right native species for each region.
Why native species matter
Native trees survive better, support local wildlife and resist pests and drought. Our partner NGOs select species suited to the soil and climate of each registered parcel for lasting, resilient forests.
Fund and follow your forest
Choose a reforestation project, fund trees, and track them on the 3D globe. Satellite imagery and field reports show the canopy returning — and you earn carbon credits for the recovery you made possible.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between reforestation and afforestation?
Reforestation replants forests where they were lost; afforestation establishes forest on land that previously had none.
Does EARTH365 plant native trees?
Yes. Partner NGOs select native species matched to each site's soil and climate for resilient, lasting forests.
How do I support reforestation?
Pick a reforestation project on EARTH365, fund trees, and track the restored forest by GPS and satellite.