This is an old idea now but so very valuable. I'm wondering which reforestation NGOs in Apac have experimented with this and whether the results are as strong as Ollie Potter suggests ??
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This technology boosts tree survival rates by 95% 🌱 (While using 1,000x less water) In desert regions worldwide, there is a troubling reality: Traditional tree planting fails 80% of the time... ... wasting billions of gallons of water and $ yearly That's when Land Life Company looked to nature for answers. They created a biodegradable "cocoon" that mimics nature. Here is how the Cocoon technology works: a) A cocoon made from recycled cartons protects the sapling b) It captures and slowly releases rainwater directly to roots c) It shields young trees from temperature extremes and pests d) As it decomposes, it enriches surrounding soil with nutrients The results are transformative: ↳ 95% survival rate in harsh environments ↳ 1,000x reduction in water usage ↳ Zero plastic or artificial materials ↳ Complete decomposition into soil It is being deployed globally: ↳ Restoring fire-ravaged forests in California ↳ Combating desertification along Africa's Great Green Wall ↳ Revitalising abandoned mining sites in Australia From ancient tree-planting wisdom... ...to a scalable solution for global reforestation. Sometimes the most powerful technologies have already been discovered by nature Would you like to see these applied in your country? 📥 Follow me for daily updates on NatureTech and Finance