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Eraplant Regeneration Project Kolubara
Eraplant
Download Zone
Location
Serbia
Type
reforestation
Size
4.434 ha
Project Description
Our project in Gornja Bukovica, Valjevo, Serbia, is an afforestation initiative aimed at restoring degraded land and enhancing climate resilience. By establishing a permanent forest with a diverse mix of tree species, the project focuses solely on carbon sequestration and long-term ecosystem regeneration. This forest will never be harvested, ensuring continuous CO₂ absorption and biodiversity protection. Additionally, the project supports local environmental efforts by funding roadside reforestation and the creation of windbreaks to protect agricultural land. Through this sustainable approach, we contribute to climate mitigation and a greener future for the region.
Stakeholders and local communities involved in the project
Our project actively engages stakeholders and the local community. Local farmers and landowners participate in tree planting and forest management, promoting sustainable land use and long-term environmental stewardship.
Project Goals
The primary goal of this project is to restore the land and strengthen climate resilience through sustainable forestry. By planting a diverse mix of tree species, we enhance soil health, improve water retention, and support biodiversity. This long-term afforestation effort contributes to carbon sequestration, prevents soil erosion, and creates a stable ecosystem.
Co-benefits
Soil Restoration – The forest improves soil fertility, prevents erosion, and enhances water retention.
Biodiversity Support – A diverse tree mix creates habitats for various plant and animal species.
Carbon Capture – Trees absorb CO₂, helping to combat climate change.
Microclimate Regulation – The forest reduces wind impact, stabilizes temperatures, and increases humidity.
Community Benefits – Green spaces improve air quality and overall well-being.
Educational Impact – The project serves as a model for sustainable forestry and inspires similar initiatives.
Tree species (planted and/or existing)
Black walnut, English oak and Austrian pine
Tree density (trees/ha)
2800
Project ID
1740935124333