Save the Forest: Plant Trees

Save the Forest
Welcome to Save the Forest: Plant Trees game page.

Save the Forest is simple game in which you have to avoid various types of obstacles.
Your task will be jump over thorns or saws and get to the pack of tree seeds.
You can choose different playable characters.
Currently game contains 100 available levels to play.
Compare your results with other players in online leaderboard.
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By playing Save the Forest: Plant Trees you can support local organizations that afforest places affected by natural but also man-made disasters.

The rate of net forest loss decreased substantially over the period 1990–2020 due to a reduction in deforestation in some countries, plus increases in forest area in others through afforestation and the natural expansion of forests.
A 2019 study of the global potential for tree restoration showed that there is space for at least 9 million km2 of new forests worldwide, which is a 25% increase from current conditions.
This forested area could store up to 205 gigatons of carbon or 25% of the atmospheres current carbon pool by reducing CO2 in the atmosphere and introducing more O2.

The process of afforestation begins with site selection.
Several environmental factors of the site must be analyzed, including climate, soil, vegetation, and human activity.
These factors will determine the quality of the site, what species of trees should be planted, and what planting method should be used.
After the forest site has been assessed, the area must be prepared for planting.
Preparation can involve a variety of mechanical or chemical methods, such as chopping, mounding, bedding, herbicides and prescribed burning.
Once the site is prepared, planting can take place. One method for planting is direct seeding, which involves sowing seeds directly into the forest floor.
Another is seedling planting, which is similar to direct seeding except that seedlings already have an established root system.
Afforestation by cutting is an option for tree species that can reproduce asexually, where a piece of a tree stem, branch, root, or leaves can be planted onto the forest floor and sprout successfully.
Sometimes special tools, such as a tree planting bar, are used to make planting of trees easier and faster.