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@TF_Global
Building global capacity to reforest the planet at scale. Seed to forest support for climate + biodiversity + communities. #ReforestTheFuture
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    Jan 28
    We are not just witnesses to this moment. We are ancestors. What we choose now will be inherited. 2025 reminded us that restoring Earth is possible— scientifically, collaboratively, and at scale. The path is long. But it’s open. 🌱 Let’s choose a beautiful Earth.
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    Aug 27
    We’re honored to welcome @hindououmar as a keynote speaker at our Reforest the Future Summit at #ClimateWeekNYC! From pioneering mapping technology in the Sahel to shaping international policy as a UN SDG Advocate, Hindou embodies an essential part of successful restoration:
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    Aug 25
    The most isolated tree on Earth grows on an island with no other trees at all, more than 200 kilometers from its nearest living neighbor, and it ended up helping scientists date the start of a new geological age. A single Sitka spruce, native to the Pacific coast of North
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    Aug 24
    Some pine cones refuse to open. For years. They're waiting for fire. Lodgepole pine is the classic example of this trick, called serotiny. Its cones are glued shut with a resin that barely budges under normal conditions, so they just sit there, sealed, sometimes for years, even
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    Aug 23
    Botanists have formally catalogued about 64,000 tree species on Earth. The real number is almost certainly higher, and nobody knows by how much, which is a pretty wild thing to still be true in 2026. The best guess comes from a massive 2022 study with over 100 scientists and the
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