We planted trees in the desert to combat desertification and land degradation. This process will provide many benefits, both environmental and humanitarian, in the following ways:
Positive impact on environment
- Assist the field to regenerate - Create a root system that allows water to leave the area - Increase the productivity of land - Promote science forest farm - Fighting CO2 emissions - Facing the Global Warming - Combating Deforestation
Positive effects on local communities
- Fighting poverty - "Desertification is potentially the change in the most threatening ecosystem impacts on the livelihoods of the poor ... to fight against desertification can therefore contribute significantly to reducing world poverty" (United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification www.unccd.int 12/07/2006) - Fruits, medicines, food and rubber production for local communities. - Food for animals - The park takes on the role of a reunion center and protection - Encourage more education with more efficient farming techniques in local communities - Resource Center and development of forestry and environmental science
Desertification is about land degradation: the loss of the land’s biological productivity, caused by human-induced factors and climate change. It affects one third of the earth’s surface and over a billion people.” United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (IYDD).
In the desert there are huge reservoirs of underground water that tree roots can access once they have grown enough. These deposits, which exist in the Sahara Desert, covering an area of more than two million square kilometers, is just a larger area than that of Mexico!
You just have to think of the many man-made oasis ... Behind the idyllic vision of the oasis is hidden deliberate and delicate work of man. A very simple example: the giant project to plant trees that succedio in the UAE (United Arab Emirates) in the last decado. In total, some 130 million trees have been planted. The manager of this project: Sheikh Zayed. It is no surprise that the president of the UAE acclamado is now under the name of the man who desert the meek!
The mix of advanced agricultural techniques, systems and irigación traditional culture as well as a new vision that offers a combination already proven its effectiveness, giving life to the great wonders that hides the desert. Now those thinking luxury, calm and voluptuousness of the Oasis.
Well, Tree-Nation is going to create your own piece of green heaven in Africa, but on one condition: the total respect of nature (zero chemical fertilizer).
Phase 1: trees will be planted in local nurseries during the initial period until they reach the point of growth suitable for planting in the park. This can vary with the type of tree you choose.
Phase 2: Your tree will be planted at the site of the park you have chosen virtually where they receive love and attention.
Phase 3: Our local experts cultivate the tree (provide water and nutrients, but no chemical fertilizer) regularly using techniques of forest science to maintain their status.
Phase 4: Our local experts will be responsible for the harvest of fruit and trees provide medicines.
Stage 5: Your tree healthy and growing local community benefits of their products (fruit, food, medicine, rubber, etc.).
Stage 6: Finally, a hug a day and your tree will grow! You can follow its development through photos and modern technological tools in our website on the Internet.
Waste are generated in homes and those generated at stores, offices and industries and services, which by its nature and composition is similar to those produced in private homes. Are not considered municipal solid waste pathogenic waste, hazardous waste, industrial waste. Neither are considered MSW waste and radioactive waste resulting from normal operations of ships and aircraft.
The wastes generated will be divided into two categories. The dry (paper, cardboard, metals, textiles, glass) and wet (food, foam, diapers, dirty cartoons, etc.).
Dried (orange containers)
All must be clean, dry and free of food.
-Role: Newspapers, magazines, foil, paper (paper or otherwise), envelopes common wood or paper, I refer, invoices, forms, files, boxes, packaging paper, cardboard, tetrabrick.
-Glass: bottles, flasks.
-Metals: Cans of drinks and preserves.
Humid (Containers gray)
-Food, disposable diapers, paper and packaging to food.
, Napkins, disposable cups and other debris, cellophane, plastic candy wrappers, lamps, mirrors, bottles or glasses broken. Crockery and ceramic or clay pots, dirty.
We are all part of the environment and what we do with the environment, we do ourselves. you just have to be aware and work more on the subject, and that affects us all.
