Trillion Trees Initiative to promote conservation, forestation and greening. The organization attempts to reduce deforestation, desertification and global warming on a large scale.
The Greening Deserts Trillion Trees Initiative was started in 2018. Greening Camps will support the organization’s mission to plant more trees to make the Earth green again, especially in Africa and Mena region. The initiative invites those who care the nature and planet earth to participate actively in the projects created by the institution. Future partners and investors for the ongoing project developments are always welcome
Trillion Trees Initiatives was initiated and founded by Oliver Gediminas Caplikas, an international environmentalist and Human Rights activist from Germany. Since the establishment of the nonprofit organization or private initiative, Mr. Caplikas has planted more than 25.000 oak trees and maybe the same amount of different other tree species. With official funding and support by environmental organisations like nature foundations the first Greening Camps could be build in Africa and Europe to start afforestation and reforestation with professional tools like Seeding Drones and Seeding Balloons.
Ambassadors, ministers, trade commissioners, scientists and experts were invited to join Greening Deserts campaigns, initiatives and projects during the years. Architects, the building and housing industry also contributes to the increasing number of deforestation in many countries across the world. Bamboo and hemp is one ot the key plants for the greening projects, the resource can be offered for product producers, the book, paper, packaging, furniture and building industry. More trees and healthy forests could be saved. They are not just good for health, fresh air and clean water, they providing food, medicine and many other ecosystem services. Trillion Trees Initiatives has create an ambitious project to plant trillion trees in free landscapes and to reduce deforestation at once. Greening Camps will regreen and reforest many poor regions like human-made deserts, drylands and wastelands. There are much more innovative and sustainable developments and projects such as Billion Trees Projects created by the organization to reduce desertification, global warming, deforestation, and land degradation on a large scale. The projects can be conducted in a wide range of areas and regions, they can be adapted to nearly any regional conditions and climate.
“It's time that we finally get real active and financial support to start with the first CleanTech, Forestation, GreenTech, Research and Greening Camps during the next years - primarily in Europe and Africa to prevent or reduce deforestation, desertification, droughts and land degradation. Let's make the world green again, together! “ said the CEO of Trillion Trees Initiative, Oliver Gediminas Caplikas.
