Restoring lost trees is essential to preventing the climate crisis. Trees capture CO2 from the atmosphere and store the carbon in their leaves, stems, and roots, eventually increasing the carbon stored in soil.

We used to have about 6 trillion trees on earth. Tragically, humans have cut down half, so only 3 trillion trees remain. In a perfect world, we would bring all these lost trees back. But we also need land for humans to live and grow food. So we cannot restore all 3 trillion lost trees.

But there is good news: recent research shows that we may be able to restore up to 1 trillion trees without competing with agriculture and settlements.

At Greendayz we are aiming to plant 1000 trees in the next few months.