Reforestation
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Ponderosa pine seedlings in a seed nursery.
Men planting trees on a mountain side.
A planted white bark pine seedling in a burn area on the Lolo National Forest.
Planted trees in tubular tree shelters on a burned area.
Three year old Alaska yellow-cedar seedling.
Restore Forest Cover
America's richly diverse forests provide vital products and amenities to our society, including quality wildlife habitat, biodiversity of plant and animal communities, clean water, aesthetic benefits, and recreational opportunities. Timely reforestation following harvest or a major catastrophic event to restore forest cover on denuded lands is important to maintain forest ecosystems and derive associated ecological, social, and economic benefits.