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- The Reforesta association has been carrying out reforestation and restoration projects in various regions of Spain since 1991.
- The association uses only tree and shrub species obtained from region-specific seeds to adapt to the local ecosystem.
- To date, more than 102 thousand seedlings have been planted, and the average survival rate of the plants is over 80 percent.
- Experts emphasize that immediate afforestation should not be done in fire-affected areas and that the natural regeneration process should be monitored first.
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The Reforesta association, operating in Spain, has announced the basic criteria for reforestation efforts in areas affected by fires or under the threat of desertification. Strengthening vegetation, sustainable land use, accessibility for maintenance, and volunteer participation are among the main elements of sustainable forestry.
Due to early heatwaves this year, the association had to move its support watering campaign forward by two weeks to ensure the survival of the trees. By using only plant species obtained from regional and local seeds, the goal is to protect genetic diversity and ensure that the new forests adapt to environmental conditions.
During an intense fire season where some forestry teams in Spain highlight insufficient prevention resources, officials warn against rushing. Carefully assessing the natural regeneration capacity of the post-fire area and determining actual intervention needs are of great importance for a healthy ecosystem.
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- What criteria are considered when afforesting areas that are burned or at risk of desertification?
- Basic ecological and feasibility criteria such as strengthening vegetation, stable land use, ease of maintenance, and the participation of volunteers in the project are considered.
- What types of plants are preferred in reforestation efforts?
- To protect genetic diversity and facilitate adaptation, only region-specific (native) species and, whenever possible, seeds collected from the same region are used.
- Is tree planting started immediately in fire-affected areas?
- No, experts state that it is first necessary to assess the land's self-regeneration capacity and identify actual needs, and therefore there should be no rush.