“Healthy forests are natural shields against climate change, environmental degradation, and biodiversity loss – and resilient forests are a shared global responsibility.”
Forest ecosystems across regions face increasing pressures from climate change, wildfires, illegal logging, and the long-term impacts of conflict and land degradation. These threats destabilize landscapes, endanger communities, and reduce the resilience of natural habitats.
GreenUnity Ukraine works with foresters, research institutions, emergency services, and community partners to restore vulnerable forests using modern monitoring technologies, cross-regional cooperation, and climate-adaptive reforestation programs.
This initiative complements our broader environmental and safety work, creating more resilient landscapes for both people and wildlife across interconnected regions.
Aerial footage supporting data-driven forest monitoring, AI-assisted restoration planning, and climate-resilient ecosystem protection across regions.
Satellite imagery, remote sensing, drones, and field surveys to map burned, degraded, and illegally logged forest areas, forming a shared geospatial foundation for restoration planning.
Stabilizing soils, preventing secondary environmental impacts, and restoring forest cover in areas affected by wildfires, extreme climate events, and landscape degradation.
Engaging volunteers, schools, communities, and local partners to plant climate-resilient species, restore shelterbelts, and support long-term forest stewardship.
Restoring ecological corridors for species migration and creating mixed, climate-adaptive forest stands resistant to drought, pests, and extreme weather.
Forest protection requires coordinated action across sectors. This initiative unites on-the-ground restoration, scientific research, and long-term policy alignment to strengthen climate-resilient forest systems.
Local partnerships, field restoration projects, and community engagement in vulnerable forest areas.
Cooperation with universities, environmental researchers, and technology partners on geospatial analysis, AI tools, forest-health metrics, and climate-adaptation modelling.
Engagement with public authorities, NGOs, and international partners to scale effective approaches and shape long-term forest resilience frameworks.
