At Anefore a.s.b.l Greening my project seminar, participants did a cleanup together in the city of Luxembourg. As a result, 75 kgs of litter were collected. Now we’re turning these kgs into native trees that restore nature, protect biodiversity, reduce CO₂ and connect communities. Tracked, verified and celebrated; this is your measurable impact.
🌲Your Sponsored Forest
Restoring ecosystems and livelihoods
Interactive Tree Map
Click on the pins below to explore detailed information about each tree species in your sponsored forest.
Forest Biodiversity
Water Apple
Syzygium aqueum
White Lauan
Parashorea malaanonan
🌳 Reforestation Sites
Besigan
📍 Besigan, Philippines
Starting in the 1960s, Philippine mahogany was cut down nearly to extinction. This led to soil erosion, contaminated waterways, community dislacement, and biodiversity loss. Logging, slash-and-burn agriculture, land development, and forest fires continue to contribute to a high deforestation rate. One of 17 megadiverse countries and home to 700 threatened species.
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🌍 Carbon & Oxygen Impact
CO₂ Captured
O₂ Produced
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🔮 Projected Impact
🌿 Species Ecosystem Benefits
Consumption and Sales
Produces fruit, seeds, leaves and/or bark that provide food for the farmers' families or is sold in local markets.
Traditional Medicine
Produces leaves, roots, bark and/or fruit that is used in traditional medicine.
Income Opportunity
Products derived from the fruit, bark, sap or leaves can be turned into products and traded or sold locally.
Soil Health
Improves the quality of the soil with nitrogen fixation and/or it reduces soil erosion from its extended root system.
Canopy & Natural Fencing
Protection for crops and shade for livestock, and a natural demarcation of property or different land use areas.
Biodiversity
Helps to restock various animal species, particularly polinators, thus helping to proliferate a diverse variety of flora and fauna overall.
🎯 Community & Environmental Impact
CO2 Absorption
Absobs CO2 through photosynthesis, offsetting human-generated carbon emissions over time. Supports UN SDG 13: Climate Action
Environmental Protection
Synergystic with the local ecosystem for positive environmental impact, including wildlife habitat, water conservation, and soil restoration. Supports UN SDG 15: Life on Land
Employment Equality
Hiring practices balanced between women and men, with equal opportunities at the management and decision-making levels. Supports UN SDG 5: Gender Equality
Job Creation
Generates a variety of jobs that help lift the community which may include site preparation and infrastructure, education, seedling preparation, planting, monitoring, and management. Supports UN SDG 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth
🐾 Wildlife Biodiversity Protection
Our reforestation efforts in Philippines help protect endangered species and restore critical habitats for local wildlife.
Philippine Tarsier
Near ThreatenedHabitat loss and illegal pet trade are the main threats to Tarsius syrichta, now under government protection.
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Celestial Monarch
VulnerableHypothymis coelestis, one of the most sought after birds by birdwatchers in the Philippines and in the world, are threatened due to habitat loss from illegal logging and land conversion.
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Philippine Eagle
Critically EndangeredThe Philippine national bird, Pithecophaga jefferyi is only found in the remaining forests. Threatened by deforestation and hunting, with fewer than 400 breeding pairs left.
