This project will cultivate a forest of 1 million trees that has been destroyed in some areas in Indonesia to lessen the impact generated by global warming.
Climate change that have swept our planet has an impact on many natural disasters that happened on our earth. And one way to tackle climate change it is with a lot of planting trees to maintain the balance of nature. The project will require mango tree seeds, nephelium tree (lychee) seeds, teak tree seeds, maintenance costs, and manure. This project will also aim to save the earth from erosion and excessive sun damage.
And one way to tackle climate change it is with a lot of planting trees to maintain the balance of nature.
About 1 million trees will be planted and 50 volunteers will get new jobs to care for the forest.
If executed, this program will be very useful for all society either they stay in city or in countryside, to lessen impact that generated by global warming.
- Dedi, Volunteer
Total Funding Received to Date: $11,205
Remaining Goal to be Funded: $14,100
Total Funding Goal: $25,306
This project has provided additional documentation in a Microsoft Word file (projdoc.doc).
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Bogor,
West Java,
Indonesia
http://www.puspem.or.id
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