The problem · 1 min read
Real conservation work goes unseen.
Forest groups plant and protect trees every day, but the records sit in notebooks that nobody can check.
Why it matters
Paper records
Nursery and planting notes get lost and can't be checked.
No proof
Buyers and partners can't tell real work from claims.
No reward
The people who plant rarely earn from what they create.
Scattered information
Each group keeps its own notes, so nothing adds up.
If conservation work can be proven, it can be trusted, shared and paid for.