Cascina Romanengo farm reforestation
About the project
At Cascina Romanengo, Life Terra and Semper Silva are transforming underused farmland into thriving forests. This innovative reforestation and rewilding project regenerates soil, enhances biodiversity, and reconnects people with nature—creating a living example of how sustainable agriculture and environmental restoration can coexist. Companies can join this impactful initiative to directly contribute to combating climate change and boosting local ecosystems.
Objective
Restore degraded or hard-to-cultivate land through dynamic reforestation and rewilding using native species and foster ecological, social, and cultural regeneration by integrating biodiversity, community engagement, and sustainable land management.
Impact
Social: The project will create new community green spaces and educational programs to promote agro ecological awareness.
Economic: By diversifying farm activities and integrating eco-tourism, the project supports local economic resilience. It also enhances the scenic and cultural value of the region.
Environmental: Reforesting 7.5 hectares with 6,150 native trees and shrubs will increase biodiversity, improve air and water quality, and reduce soil erosion.
How do we measure this impact?
Number of trees planted
Number of hectares restored
Tons of CO2 eq absorbed**
Community members involved
Students involved
Jobs created
Supporting this project means supporting the following Sustainable Development Goals:
Carbon Dioxide Offsetting Estimate
This 7.5-hectare project is estimated to absorb 133-200 ton CO2eq/hectare.
In total, an estimate of 1,000-1,500 tons CO2 equivalent will be absorbed in a 40-year period.
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