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| PATT Foundation - What did YOU do today? |
At Plant A Tree Today we can't completely reverse the effects of deforestation and global warming, but we can discover how planting trees can help to combat climate change, provide sustainable economic development for developing countries and poor rural communities, and reduce the effects of natural disasters. We can make a difference. See what the PATT Foundation (www.plant-a-tree-today.org) is doing in Thailand, Asia and the world here...
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| To make up for the loss of trees in the past decade, we would need to plant 130 million hectares (or 1.3 million km2), an area as large as Peru. |
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Reforestation and Communities in Doi Mae Salong, Chiang Rai
The Doi Mae Salong reforestation project is guided by the Landscapes and Livelihoods Strategy (LLS), and pursues a policy of “adaptive management,”. In Doi Mae Salong, we seek to support forest restoration in a way that is most beneficial to the people, as well as working towards creating a functioning and self-regenerating ecosystem.
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Forest Restoration and Sustainable Development in Ban Nong Muang
This project is funded by PATT through donations from our Carbon Free offset programme and individual and company tree donations large and small. It is undertaken in collaboration with PDA. It includes tree planting to restore a community forest on abandoned marginal land for the restoration of biodiversity, carbon sequestration and as a community resource. We will also implement training and capacity building initiative on sustainable forest management within the village, and establish a nursery managed by the youth committee. Funding will also be allocated for the establishment of a village cooperative micro credit bank, and additional programmes aimed at combating environmental issues, poverty, gender inequality, urban migration, and unemployment.
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| "It was great implementation indeed and those of you whom helped with the children's activities were so fabulous."
Stephanie Batot from Sanook My Saturday |
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