How to Grow 150,000 Trees a Year! | Help Us Restore the Daintree Rainforest by Growing our Nursery

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  • čas přidán 20. 05. 2024
  • Since 1999, Rainforest Rescue has been protecting the unprotected parts of the Daintree Rainforest in Australia. But, that's not all.
    Within the last 25 years, with the help of our incredible supporters, we've also planted over 350,000 rainforest trees! Every one helps to restore and reconnect fragmented and degraded tropical rainforest habitat in the world's oldest rainforest.
    And, we've only just started.
    Now, our Daintree team is growing even more trees. Lots more! Our native plant nursery in Cow Bay is the most productive in the region. However, to meet the demands of habitat restoration and contributing to minimising the effects of climate change, we need to increase the capacity of the nursery. Our aim is to grow 150,000 trees… A year!
    Which is where we need your support. You, and other generous people like you, are the answer to growing 150,000 trees a year.
    www.rainforestrescue.org.au/n...
    Your support is critical in ensuring the continuing operations of the Daintree’s most-productive nursery.
    To deliver a tree-planting capacity of 150,000 trees a year, the nursery needs a range of practical items.
    By donating to Rainforest Rescue today, your donation will:
    - help fund the staff resources needed to collect and propagate the seeds,
    purchase the consumables like potting mix, fertiliser, and soil media,
    fund upgraded irrigation systems that can handle the increased volume of trees,
    - help make sure that the nursery and restoration sites are prepared for critical future climatic events, and,
    - buy the equipment on-the-ground staff need to prepare land for restoration.
    We have the plans. We have the expertise and the staff. We have a market for trees for restoration and buyers who are driving this demand. We have partners who are keen to provide capacity on the ground. There is land to secure and transition from agriculture to habitat. All we are lacking are the funds to make the next step a reality.
    Without you, these plans will remain just that, plans. There is too much at stake to slow down.
    We’re restoring and protecting rainforests forever, and whilst we’re not short on good work to do, we cannot do it without you.
    When it comes to the Daintree-the most ancient of rainforests and Australia’s richest in biodiversity and size-development has left holes and literal chasms in the original forest. Cattle, sugar cane and development have all left their collective scars on this once pristine and contiguous marvel of Nature.
    When you see the great clearings that divide the Daintree, it’s shocking to see what damage has been wrought. In some areas, the hillsides and valleys are denuded for many kilometres and there are countless other examples throughout, making a patchwork of destruction.
    Yet, we can change this. We can repair it. We can make the Daintree grow again. And we say this with the kind of confidence and conviction that comes from witnessing this kind of regeneration firsthand.
    This is what our nursery, complete with its expanded tree production, will deliver. Not just a few trees, but hundreds of thousands of trees-it is the birth of entirely new ecosystems- ones that reflect what true rainforest can become!
    To reach our goal of planting 150,000 trees per year, we need you to join us. We need to ask you to be truly visionary and to help fund the ongoing operations of this incredible facility - the Daintree’s largest nursery.
    We are sure that you’ve heard the saying, ‘the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago… the second best time is now.’
    Learn more and donate to growing the Rainforest Rescue nursery at:
    www.rainforestrescue.org.au/n...
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