Plant in Malawi
WHY PLANT TREES IN MALAWI?
RAPID DEFORESTATION
Malawi is losing its forests at one of the fastest rates in the world. According to some estimates, the country loses approximately 2.8% of its forest cover each year, mainly due to slash-and-burn agriculture, charcoal production and logging for fuelwood.
LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY
Deforestation in Malawi threatens its biodiversity, with the loss of natural habitats endangering several species of flora and fauna.
SOIL EROSION AND NATURAL DISASTERS
The loss of forests increases the country’s vulnerability to soil erosion and natural disasters such as flooding, which is especially problematic in a country with a diverse geography and a largely rural population.
NATIVE SPECIES THAT WE PLANT IN MALAWI
MORINGA
MIOMBO
BAOBAB
KHAYA ANTHOTHECA
UAPACA KIRKIANA
WHY IS YOUR SUPPORT IMPORTANT?
ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION
Reforestation helps restore and conserve Malawi’s ecosystems, which are critical for biodiversity and climate regulation.
SUSTAINABILITY OF WATER RESOURCES
Forests play a key role in the conservation of water resources, maintaining hydrological cycles and protecting water sources.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
For companies, participating in reforestation in Malawi demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and social and environmental responsibility.
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Testimonials
“Our experience with Planta Mi Árbol was incredibly pleasant, highly supported, and very professional. As a company, we are committed to giving back to the environment and supporting reforestation efforts. Planta Mi Árbol provided us with a very easy and secure way to do so.”