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Today’s children are the least responsible for climate change, but they are the ones who will live with its consequences
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake
Impact
As our climate continues to change, scientific understanding and global acceptance confirms that forests play a critical role in human survival on this planet.
Not only do trees provide clean air to breathe, they also regulate weather, provide food, shelter and income for 1.6 billion people on earth.
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1.6 Billion people on earth rely on forests for their livelihood
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One single tree provides the daily oxygen supply for 4 people
Impact you can see
Planting new forests on arid and degraded land positively impacts both people and planet;
- Absorb CO2
- Lower the earth’s temperature
- Build healthy soils
- Restore ground water
- Prevent soil erosion and flash flooding
- Provide communities with food, shade and income
- Increase safety and happiness
Case Study
Building a Green Refugee Camp
Reforesting 100+ hectares of degraded land in Minawao Refugee Camp, Cameroon
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This project provides employment for 200 refugees for 2 years
Word from the expert
Pedro Marquez, Tijuana InnovadoraReforestation is so important to our children and the future of the community in Tijuana
