Trees for Water - China. Exploring Forest Landscape Restoration for Beijing. 

learning from each other best practices is the way to go

Working together with the nature instead of working against it.

Congratulations for DOING instead of just talking!

Obrigado pela dedicação de todos que trabalham pelo futuro .DEUS OS ABENÇOE.....

wowww China

Thank you humanity

great work thanks

the Scottish government needs to see this video and be ashamed of their crap efforts on our treeless hills

Muy bueno saver que están sembrando arboles, me encantan los arboles, les brindo mucho respéto , antes todo hera de madera, los basos, los platos, las cucharas, las casas, los carros, las bicicletas, el arbol por igual nos brindan oxigeno, frutas, medicina y sombra, que rrico es acostarse en una maca devajo de un arbol frondoso con mucha sombra y el sonido de sus pajaritos...😀👍 🌍🌎🌏🌱🌿🌳🌲🌴🌞...

🍎 谢谢

Also adopted the method of RECYCLING ,REUSING SOLAR ENERGY WIND ENERGY. Will reduce pollution.

Wow china i hope the same is done for my country...delhi is so hot that people die in hundreds every yr from heat wave.

Great stuff seeing people from South America and China etc coming together to share ideas etc. But where were the African contingent?. Because they are also like China, growing a new Coast to Coast ‘Great Green Wall of Africa’, which is already established and supporting villages in some places such as Senegal. Where locals say the local climate has been cooled, Wells have refilled after decades of being totally dry, and they are self reliant with food and make enough money to send their children to school!. How about learning from them?

金山銀山不如綠水青山

People keep saying ‘the population expanded’ when ref to deforestation, but it’s not the numbers of people that cause the deforestation, but Humans ignorance of how to live within a Forest system, how to work and live sustainably with Tree based economies etc.

Haven't low quality pict

Ironically, in China. I found it almost impossible to find troubled trees with declining crowns in country scenery backgrounds, natural woodlands, and especially city Urban centers parkways or landscaped business districts/modern residential community developments. Compared to public tree collections throughout American cities and suburbs, where its difficult finding even one worthy trouble free tree still capable of surviving past age 80. And so easy to spot troubled trees, anywhere one looks up. Which I guess most folk busy with life do not commonly notice, as trees with 3/4 dead crowns have increasingly become the norm. Only when one makes it a point to look, or after others point sad looking trees out, does one begin to wonder why. Individuals that have become overzealously concerned about Weather conspiracies, effects of geo engineering, increasing UV and Chem trails taking flight. Are able to use urban tree decline as evidence for their cause. Asking passerbys if they notice all the dying trees everywhere, how could you not see them, they exclaim. But rather than learn little more about trees, and possible scientific causes why bark peeling off or why leaves are so scourched. Blind confidence is enough to legitimize their conspiracy induced claim when directing blame. Thankfully as an Arborist diagnosing tree health problems. I can share some real reasons to blame. First, invasive Asian bugs and fungus disease, wiping out cities two best urban trees of Elms and Ash. Which otherwise could have easily continued thriving, facing same problems that's causing lesser species mass decline today. Along with many other introduced problems primarily imported from Asia. Most tree decline and tree deaths are species related, endangering one tree genus like EAB. Or endangering nine at same time like Asian Longhorn Beetle. Just fact trees already declining, become even more susceptible to normally common problems without even trying. Same goes for Europe facing Asian tree killing species. Where in Asia trees belonging to same genus such as elm & ash, learned to survive attack that continue to wipe out identical species overseas. So there is some of the reasons why, China's landscape of trees look problem free. And here in America, why very few iconic hardwood species remain, to also be fatally attacked by next Asian menace someday soon. Which is very good reason to promote selection and planting of Asian trees, already prepared and able to survive tree killing imports.

Not all areas are candidates for reforestation or usurping an area for a sole one country use (solar farms and food production without doing an ecosystem and planetary analysis impact first) one may find that land reclaiming can have negative impacts on humans thousands of miles and countries away. See the story of The Dust Detective in High Country News. China's far western desert dust is a fresh water ecosystems provider to the western U.S.A.

Improve on nature not to Destroy mother planet.

India does much better !