Objective: Removing diseased trees in an eco-friendly way and replanting endemic species.

Description: Green Canopy focuses on forest health by identifying and safely removing diseased or dead trees. This project also involves planting native trees and shrubs to restore forest cover, improve biodiversity, and create resilient ecosystems. Through sustainable practices and community involvement, Green Canopy aims to enhance the natural beauty and ecological stability of our forests.

Areas of Focus:

• Identifying and Removing Diseased Trees: Conducting regular surveys to identify unhealthy trees and safely removing them to prevent the spread of disease.
• Replanting Native Species: Planting a diverse range of native trees and shrubs to restore forest cover and support local wildlife.
• Enhancing Forest Biodiversity: Implementing practices that promote a diverse and resilient ecosystem, including the introduction of various plant species and habitat structures.

Duration: 18+ months

Conclusion: Green Canopy aims to restore and maintain healthy forests, contributing to cleaner air, improved wildlife habitats, and enhanced natural beauty. By involving the community in reforestation efforts and promoting sustainable forest management practices, we can create thriving and resilient forest ecosystems.

Event Calendar:

• Seasonal Planting Events: Scheduled events in spring and fall for community tree planting.
• Forest Health Workshops: Educational sessions on identifying tree diseases and best practices for forest management.
• Tree Monitoring Days: Volunteer days for monitoring the health and growth of newly planted trees.

How to Get Involved:

• Volunteer: Join us for planting events and tree monitoring activities. Training and equipment are provided.
• Donate: Financial contributions help us purchase native plants, tree removal equipment, and support educational programs.
• Learn and Share: Attend our workshops and share knowledge with your community to promote forest health.

Past Achievements:

• Spring Planting Event: Planted over 500 native trees and shrubs in a local forest reserve.

Tree Health Survey: Identified and safely removed 200 diseased trees to prevent the spread of infection.