Forest Cleaning

Forest cleaning is an essential part of ecosystem restoration that helps preserve biodiversity, reduce wildfire risk, and improve forest health. Over time, forests accumulate debris, invasive species, and dead vegetation, which can hinder the growth of healthy plants and trees. By removing this buildup, we can ensure that forests continue to thrive and support wildlife habitats, carbon sequestration, and natural water cycles. Prevents Wildfires Deadwood, dry leaves, and invasive plants act as fuel for wildfires. Regular cleaning helps reduce this combustible material, making forests more resilient to fire damage. Enhances Biodiversity Removing invasive species allows native flora and fauna to flourish, which in turn supports biodiversity and strengthens the food web.