Woodland creation

Woodland creation involves planting new forests or expanding existing woodlands to enhance environmental health. It supports biodiversity, helps combat climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide, and improves air and water quality. This process often includes selecting suitable tree species, preparing the land, and managing the growth to ensure healthy, sustainable forests. It plays a key role in restoring natural habitats, reducing flooding, and providing resources for ecosystems and communities. Overall, woodland creation contributes to a greener, more resilient environment for current and future generations.