Sources: EcoMatcher, WWF, Houselogic, Stanford University, UN, World Economic Forum, UC Davis, UNEP
Trees sequester carbon by capturing CO₂ from the atmosphere and transforming it into biomass through photosynthesis. During this process, trees convert CO₂ and sunlight into energy, which is essential for their growth and sustenance. The sequestered carbon accumulates in the form of biomass, which includes all the organic material that makes up a tree’s physical structure—a tangible indicator of its growth. Interested in how to calculate the carbon sequestration of trees? Go here.
Transparent tree planting provides companies and consumers with clear insights into where their contributions are going. It ensures accountability throughout the supply chain, guaranteeing that ethical practices are followed and real impacts are made on the planet. At EcoMatcher, we are dedicated to advancing transparency and engagement through cutting-edge technologies. For example, we utilize advanced blockchain for complete supply chain traceability and tree tracker technologies for detailed visibility of each tree. Interested in EcoMatcher’s technologies? Click here.
Discover the intricate roles trees play in our ecosystems, from stabilizing soil to producing oxygen. Learn about the diverse species, from the towering Sequoias of North America to Africa’s resilient Baobabs. Understand how forestry specialists select the right trees to ensure healthy, thriving forests. Explore the world of trees and their profound impact on our planet here.
Step into a world where forests are more than just trees—they’re the pulse of our planet. From the Amazon’s rich biodiversity to the resilient mangroves of the Sundarbans, explore the diverse ecosystems shaping our world. Delve into the importance of forest conservation and discover how you can make a difference here.
Trees sequester carbon by capturing CO₂ from the atmosphere and transforming it into biomass through photosynthesis. During this process, trees convert CO₂ and sunlight into energy, which is essential for their growth and sustenance. The sequestered carbon accumulates in the form of biomass, which includes all the organic material that makes up a tree’s physical structure—a tangible indicator of its growth. Interested in how to calculate the carbon sequestration of trees? Go here.
Transparent tree planting provides companies and consumers with clear insights into where their contributions are going. It ensures accountability throughout the supply chain, guaranteeing that ethical practices are followed and real impacts are made on the planet. At EcoMatcher, we are dedicated to advancing transparency and engagement through cutting-edge technologies. For example, we utilize advanced blockchain for complete supply chain traceability and tree tracker technologies for detailed visibility of each tree. Interested in EcoMatcher’s technologies? Click here.
Discover the intricate roles trees play in our ecosystems, from stabilizing soil to producing oxygen. Learn about the diverse species, from the towering Sequoias of North America to Africa’s resilient Baobabs. Understand how forestry specialists select the right trees to ensure healthy, thriving forests. Explore the world of trees and their profound impact on our planet here.
Step into a world where forests are more than just trees—they’re the pulse of our planet. From the Amazon’s rich biodiversity to the resilient mangroves of the Sundarbans, explore the diverse ecosystems shaping our world. Delve into the importance of forest conservation and discover how you can make a difference here.
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Video by: TED
This video by Ted-Ed explores what makes trees a vital part of citites, and how urban spaces throughout history have embraced the importance of trees.
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Video by: TED
This video by Ted-Ed explains how trees help in the fight against climate change
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Video by: National Geographic
This video by National Geographic explains how trees talk to each other by forming underground symbiotic relationship with fungi to relay stress signals and share resources with one another
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Video by: BBC
This video by BBC Ideas is explained the wonder of trees and why it can be so beneficial for our physical and mental health to go out into nature.
Book
Book by: EcoMatcher
This book created by the Founder and CEO of Ecomatcher, this book explain on how addressing the climate crisis with technologies and innovative business models. It provides a practical learnings, insights, and processes on how to implement sustainability both on a strategic and operational level into your business.
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Book by: Peter Wohlleben
NEW YORK TIMES, WASHINGTON POST, AND WALL STREET JOURNAL BESTSELLER • One of the most beloved books of our time: an illuminating account of the forest, and the science that shows us how trees communicate, feel, and live in social networks. After reading this book, a walk in the woods will never be the same again.
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Book by: Joan Gregerson
Recognized as top book for climate change by NBC news. This book help you step by step on how to combat climate change. This book also have a tons of advice leading climate activists with highlights key solution, until on how to fight the climate crisis on an individual level.
Article
Article by: EcoMatcher
Trees play a unique role in helping maintain much-needed homeostasis in our environment such as improve our water quality, minimize the disastrous effects of carbon dioxide emissions, enhance soil health and even the medical sector. Trees are the bottom line for so much of our lives, they hold immense cultural and spiritual value.
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Article by: National Geographic
The london research is part of a growing body of evidence suggesting that spending time in nature can boost kids’ brainpower. In other words, trees and the amazing array of things in, on, and around them could help with sensory integration, which is how the brain takes in, organizes, and responds to information from the senses.