Forest gardens, or garden forests, are ecosystems based on a permaculture approach to food production. They thrive on the synergies achieved by the diversity of species planted.
On Sumatra island (Indonesia), the restoration of mangroves initiated in the summer of 2021 continues to secure the development of long-term income-generating activities.
After a first edition in 2021, the Global Forest Summit will be held on March 24. Co-organized by Reforest'Action and the Open Diplomacy Institute, and with a ten-year ambition, it will bring together all stakeholders to monitor the main global forest trends by 2030 and encourage action.
22 March is World Water Day. This global celebration was set up by the United Nations in 1993 to highlight the importance of fresh water for all living things and the need to make it accessible to all.
The hedgerows began to disappear from the French farming landscape in the 1970s. This was a time when many farmers were forced to increase yields if their holdings were to survive. We have since become aware of how important and useful hedgerows are on many levels, and they are now starting to reappear in our countryside.
Today, France and the EU act on products sold in Europe that contribute to global deforestation. Why is this a major issue for both the environment and biodiversity?
Agroforestry is a farming method that combines trees, crops and sometimes livestock. It is an age-old practice that preserves the ecological properties of the land while improving crop yields.
February 27th is World NGO Day, an opportunity for Reforest'Action to celebrate the partners who support its mission to restore, create and preserve forests throughout the world.
In November 2021, Stéphane Hallaire, President of Reforest'Action, was appointed Living Labs Coordinator for the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance. This is a recognition of the work Reforest'Action has been doing on forest restoration for over 10 years.
