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Nous compensons nos 150.000 km roulés annuellement par la plantation de près de 1.000 arbres, soit l'équivalent de 600.000km roulés

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Pin maritime

Chêne sessile (rouvre)

Pin sylvestre

Le projet prend place sur la commune de Paimpont, en île et Vilaine. Il consiste en le reboisement d'un taillis de bouleaux. Le propriétaire a réalisé une coupe rase en bande au coeur du taillis. Au total, 3 bandes seront plantés en mélange de 3 essences feuillu/résineux. Entre ces bandes demeureront des bouleaux menés en taillis. Le propriétaire travaillera ces espaces par une sélection des tiges d'avenir, balivage et éclaircie. Ce projet permettra de diversifier un massif forestier à tendance monospécifique en introduisant 3 nouvelles essences. Il formera un puit de carbone et produira du bois de qualité au coeur d'une forêt à la gestion irrégulière.

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PARTNERSHIP_FOR_THE_GOALS

Preservation of local biodiversity by providing suitable habitats and resources.

Contributes to the mitigation of the greenhouse effect and influences precipitation patterns and the local microclimate.

Supports human well-being, by providing resources, income, education, and supporting recreation and heritage.

Influences the quality and integrity of the soil-water system, and the cycling of water and nutrients.

La parcelle antérieure était constituée de feuillus qui ont été éclaircies en 2018 par bandes (création de cloisonnement)

The project takes place in the commune of Paimpont, in Ille-et-Vilaine, and involves the reforestation of a birch coppice. The owner has carried out a strip of clear-cutting in the heart of the coppice. In all, 3 strips will be planted with a mixture of 3 hardwood/softwood species. Between these strips, the birch trees will remain in coppice. The landowner will work these areas by selecting promising stems, balivage and thinning. This project will make it possible to diversify a forest that tends to be monospecific by introducing 3 new species. It will form a carbon sink and produce quality wood in the heart of an irregularly managed forest.

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Érable champêtre

Charme commun

Châtaignier

Cormier

Merisier

Le projet de Chahaignes vise à la plantation de 1700 arbres de 6 essences différentes sur une parcelle d'1 hectare. Le projet prend place sur une zone de délaissé agricole, juste à côté d'une forêt. Uniquement planté en essences feuillues, le projet de Chahaignes permettra l'accueil d'une biodiversité riche. Les arbres stockeront du carbone atmosphérique et amélioreront la qualité du sol.

This project is located in the commune of Chahaignes, in the department of Sarthe. The aim is to plant 1,700 trees of 6 different species on a 1 hectare plot. The project is taking place on a derelict agricultural site, right next to a forest, which will help to reinforce the forest atmosphere in the area. The planting will help to create areas for biodiversity and encourage the development of crop beneficials, which are useful for the nearby agricultural plots. The newly planted trees will also improve the structure and fertility of the soil, while helping to combat global warming by storing carbon.

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Bois pin d'Australie

Gmelina arborea

Rhizophora sp.

Acajou du Sénégal

Arbre sacré

Afzelia africana

Palmier à huile

Rônier

Eucalyptus des Camaldules

Detarium senegalense

Melaleuca leucadendra

Anacardier

In this context, Reforest'Action has joined forces with Karamba and BIOECO to develop a multidimensional project, which aims to reforest degraded land, develop agroforestry and restore mangrove areas, with the aim of eventually increasing forest cover around the communes of Kataba, Diouloulou and Kafountine, and thus contributing to the restoration of soil and biodiversity. This regenerative project will restore natural ecosystems while generating an additional social and economic impact for local communities who live mainly from agriculture, fishing, livestock and forest resources.

For the first year, the project aims at planting 100,000 trees.

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Supports human well-being, by providing resources, income, education, empowerment, and supporting culture and spirituality.

The Ziguinchor region, located in southern Senegal between Gambia and Guinea-Bissau, is marked by a strong erosion of its biodiversity, to which the armed conflicts of the 1980s and the demographic explosion have contributed. In addition to this environmental disaster, soils are becoming increasingly saline due to the accumulation of salts with a high sodium content at levels that are toxic for fauna, flora and fungi. The result is a massive abandonment of this land, which gradually becomes infertile and evolves into bare and sterile spaces, unsuitable for any agricultural activity. This natural phenomenon is aggravated by climate change and the retreat of the region's forests, including the mangrove ecosystems along the Casamance River.

Karamba is an economic interest group created in 2015 by Senegalese and French experts and technicians who have worked for more than twenty years in forest management and reforestation, particularly in the Casamance region of Senegal. Within the Senegalese local authorities, Karamba supports several projects in the field of forest management. In the framework of the Kataba project, Karamba ensures the coordination, monitoring and technical evaluation of the project as well as technical training for local communities. Bioeco is a French company that works with consultancy firms on forestry projects, particularly on reforestation. Within the framework of the Kataba project, BIOECO provides technical and financial evaluation and temporary technical support. Karamba and BIOECO have provided their expertise to several reforestation projects in Africa (Senegal, Sierra Leone, Congo, Madagascar).

Reforest'Action is joining forces with Karamba and BIOECO to develop a multi-dimensional project, the main aim of which is to plant 173,043 mangrove trees to restore the mangroves around the communes of Kataba, Diouloulou and Kafountine. The project will also reforest forests and degraded land by planting 2,317 trees, and train local producers in the need to include trees as an integral component of their agriculture by planting 273 agroforestry trees. In this way, the project aims to generate an additional social and economic impact for the local communities, who make their living primarily from agriculture, fishing, livestock farming and forestry resources.

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Coffee and cocoa producers associated to the project.

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Coffee and cocoa producer associated to the project.

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Meeting with coffee and cocoa producers associated to the project.

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Trees provide the necessary shade for the crops in a context of increased drought 

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Arbre de pluie

Albizia

Poivrier de Guinée

Albizia lebbeck

Acajou des Antilles

Mandarinier

Fraké

Framiré

Judiciale

Oranger

Faux muscadier

Kola amer

The partnership between the Coffee-Cocoa Technical Union (UTCC), the Forest Research Laboratory and Kinomé has already allowed in 2018 to plant 8,730 individuals of 5 species in 19 localities covering 7 prefectures in the forest area of Togo. This beneficial partnership continues for the 2020-2022 seasons with the support of Reforest'Action. 
This project aims to revitalize these plantations and to bring back diversity in order to sustain them. 
This planting should support ecosystem services in agroforests, develop decision support tools for the rehabilitation of cocoa and coffee agroforests. And to evaluate the ecosystem services provided by this forest: hosting biodiversity, production of goods, carbon storage. This project will also help fight against global warming.

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In Togo, the forest covers 386,000 hectares, which represents 6.8% of the national area. Despite this already very low forest cover, the annual deforestation rate in Togo is 4.5%: this is one of the highest in the world. Expansion of agricultural land, logging, forest fires and the supply of wood for energy: this anthropogenic deforestation is reinforced by the country's demographic growth. In 20 years, coffee and cocoa plantations in Togo have lost a third of their production capacity. Although strongly encouraged by the Togolese government in the 1970s, they are now suffering from a lack of quality plants and ageing stands.

Implemented in the field by the UTTC (Togo Coffee and Cocoa Technical Unit) and the social enterprise Kinomé, the project aims to develop agroforestry among coffee and cocoa farmers in order to protect their crops and enable them to be more profitable in the long term. This regenerative project aims to restore the environmental functions of the cultivated plots while generating an additional social and economic impact for local producers.

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Chêne chevelu

Alisier torminal

Douglas

Poirier sauvage

Pommier sauvage

Chêne pubescent

Chêne pédonculé

Séquoia sempervirent

Thuya géant

Situé dans le Calvados en Normandie, ce projet s'étend sur plusieurs parcelles d'une superficie totale de 20ha. Depuis 2014, l’augmentation de la température moyenne annuelle, l’absence de froid l’hiver, les épisodes de sécheresses estivales, et les vents forts réguliers, ont induit l’affaiblissement de l’épicéa commun le rendant plus vulnérable aux scolytes de l’épicéa : le Typographe, le Calcographe, et le Dendroctone. Le résultat : une mortalité de l’épicéa sans appel qui a forcé les propriétaires à une exploitation contrainte et précoce. Les épicéas de la parcelle ont dû être prélevés et une action de reboisement est aujourd'hui nécessaire. La volonté affichée par les propriétaires est la reconstitution de l’écosystème ainsi dégradé, et pour cela un mélange de 13 essences feuillues, résineuses et mellifères sera mis en place. Des milieux ouverts favorables au gibier seront également préservés afin que celui-ci puisse s'épanouir sans porter préjudice aux arbres plantés.

It's rooted in Normandy, with its popular coastal towns like Deauville and Honfleur, unique landscapes like the cliffs of Étretat and heritage sites like Mont-Saint-Michel, but it's not known for its forest cover! With an estimated surface area of 420,000 hectares, forests cover 14% of the total surface area of the Normandy region, a rate of afforestation that places it below the national average (31%). Normandy's forests are rich in deciduous trees, which account for 82% of species, with oak and beech dominating. Resinous trees are mainly Douglas fir and Scots pine.

Located in the Calvados region of Normandy, this project covers several plots of land with a total surface area of 20 hectares. Since 2014, rising average annual temperatures, the absence of cold in winter, summer droughts and regular strong winds have led to a weakening of the common spruce, making it more vulnerable to spruce bark beetles: the typographus, the calcographe and the dendroctonus. The result: a severe spruce mortality rate, forcing the owners to harvest the trees early. All the spruce on the plot had to be removed, and reforestation is now necessary. The owners' stated aim is to restore the damaged ecosystem, and to achieve this, a mix of 13 deciduous, resinous and melliferous species will be planted. Open environments favorable to game will also be preserved so that it can flourish without damaging the planted trees.

Bénéfices estimés des arbres plantés ou préservés

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