Explore The Project
Discover our key restoration sites driven by indigenous communities and native reforestation practices.
MT. BAGANG
Exploring native tree restoration and watershed stabilization in the ancestral domains of Sitio Bagang.
CAWAG
Community-led reforestation and ecological protection initiatives empowering local stewards in Sitio Cawag.
Our Reforestation Workflow
A Step-by-Step Journey Toward Forest Restoration
Site Assessment
Identify and evaluate areas that need restoration.
- Land and soil assessment
- Identification of degraded areas
- Mapping of planting locations
- Environmental evaluation
Community Engagement
Work together with communities and stakeholders.
- Local Government Units
- Aeta communities
- Environmental organizations
- Schools and volunteers
Tree & Plant Selection
Select suitable plant species for the restoration area.
- Native trees
- Fruit-bearing trees
- Bamboo
- Other suitable vegetation
Nursery & Seedling Preparation
Prepare healthy seedlings before planting.
- Seed collection
- Propagation
- Nursery care
- Quality checking
Site Preparation
Prepare the land for organized and safe planting.
- Area preparation
- Soil preparation
- Planting markers
- Safety measures
Tree Planting
Plant trees with proper techniques and documentation.
- Community tree planting
- Volunteer participation
- Proper tree spacing
- Planting documentation
Watershed Protection
Forests help connect rainfall, soil, streams, and communities.
Restoration can support healthier watersheds by improving vegetation cover, reducing erosion risk, and supporting infiltration and soil stability.
Water
Protect vegetation around sensitive drainage and stream areas using site-appropriate restoration approaches.
Soil
Vegetation and root systems can help stabilize soil and reduce erosion under appropriate site conditions.
Landscape
Connect forest patches and restoration sites where possible to strengthen landscape-level ecological function.
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