Plant trees - Grow O2 - Stop climate change

Trees shape the image of nature around the world. Each tree is unique in its growth and appearance. But these majestic plants have one thing in common. They produce oxygen, clean the air of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide or sulfur dioxide and are therefore essential to counteract global warming. Trees are thus important and indispensable for the environment and for humans.

On average, a mature tree binds about 100 kg of fine dust per year. Thus, one hectare of forest can absorb up to 50 tons of fine dust per year. Per day, a mature tree evaporates about 200 to 300 liters of water, which cools our environment and humidifies the air. Per day, a tree can filter an average of 13 to 18 kg of carbon dioxide, which is equivalent to about 5 to 6 tons per year. In addition, a single tree can produce between 10 and 13 kg of oxygen, equivalent to about 4 tons of oxygen per year, which is the amount of air breathed by 11 people per year.

By replanting deforested areas around the world, we - the people - have it in our power to reduce climate change. Let's plant trees together and actively do something about climate change.

Planting trees is easy, efficient and cheap. By planting new trees, together we can provide a safer future for the planet and for people. We Are One - for the sake of people and the planet. Only together we change the world!

Working together for a greener tomorrow: DIPESH and WooDu (now Miiischwald) plant mixed forests in the Ahr valley

We are pleased to announce our partnership with WooDu (now Miiischwald), a Berlin-based start-up specializing in the planting of mixed forests in Germany. Our first joint initiative is an ambitious reforestation project in the Ahr Valley, a region recently affected by severe flooding.

Why the Ahr Valley? The Ahr Valley is not only of particular importance due to its scenic beauty, but also as a home to a variety of plant and animal species. However, the recent floods have left deep wounds in the region. By planting mixed forests, we want to help restore the natural balance and stabilize the soil.

The importance of mixed forests is an important factor for the ecological stability of a region. They are more resistant to diseases, pests and the effects of climate change. They also contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the storage of CO2.

Involving the community: We plan to actively involve the local community in this project. Through information events and voluntary planting campaigns, we want to raise awareness of the importance of sustainable forestry and at the same time strengthen the sense of community.

Join us! We invite anyone interested in a greener, more sustainable future to join us. Whether as a volunteer, donor or corporate partner, your support makes all the difference.

Please contact us for further information. Together we can achieve a lot!