Replanting Collection

Picture No. 10892842
Ahmad Azhari - (coordinator for Conservation) holds turi-turi plant seedling - at replanting site for restoration of habitat for Sumatran Orangutans Date:

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Ahmad Azhari (Coordinator for Conservation) with sungkai tree - at replanting site for restoration of habitat for Sumatran Orangutans (Peronema canescensi ) Date:

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Rainforest Rehabilitation - nursery rainforest trees being grown. Date:

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Rainforest Rehabilitation - nursery rainforest trees being replanted. Date:

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Forestry Date:

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Palm Tree - poisoned in rainforest replanting project converting palm plantations back to natural forest Date:

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Meranti tembaga seedling - at replanting site for restoration of habitat for Sumatran Orangutans (Shorea leprosula) Date:

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Sungkai seedling - at replanting site for restoration of habitat for Sumatran Orangutans (Peronema canescensi ) Date:

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Sungkai - at replanting site for restoration of habitat for Sumatran Orangutans (Peronema canescensi ) Date:

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Palm Tree - poisoned in rainforest replanting project converting palm plantations back to natural forest Date:

Using hands to pull plant out of a pot, view from above

Replanting native tree species in snow covered coppice woodland, Cromer's Wood Nature Reserve, Kent Wildlife Trust, Kent, England, december

Rainforest Rehabilitation - nursery rainforest trees replanting. Phosphate mined Christmas Island, Indian Ocean
JPF-9811 Rainforest Rehabilitation - nursery rainforest trees replanting. Phosphate mined Christmas Island, Indian Ocean. Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

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Replanting is an act of hope and renewal, a way to breathe life back into the earth. As we look at Picture No. 10892842, we see hands delicately pulling a plant out of a pot, ready for its new home. It reminds us that sometimes, in order to grow and thrive, we must uproot ourselves from familiar surroundings. In Picture No. 10892843, we witness the transformation taking place as native tree species are replanted in snow-covered coppice woodland at Cromer's Wood Nature Reserve in Kent, England. The contrast between the white blanket of winter and the vibrant green saplings symbolizes resilience and perseverance. Picture No. 10767162 shows us the beauty that emerges when nature is given a chance to regenerate itself through replanting efforts. Each tiny seedling represents an opportunity for growth and restoration. As we observe Picture No. 10767161, our hearts fill with gratitude for those who dedicate their time and energy to preserving our natural world by replanting trees. Their commitment ensures that future generations will be able to enjoy lush forests teeming with life. The image captured in Picture No. 10767160 transports us deep into a forest where sunlight filters through towering trees that were once mere saplings themselves—testaments to the power initiatives. In Picture No. 10892847, we witness individuals coming together as stewards of the environment; their united effort allows barren landscapes to flourish once more with colorful blooms and verdant foliage. Picture No. 10892845 reveals how even urban environments can benefit from replanting projects as concrete jungles transform into pockets of greenery—a testament to humanity's desire for connection with nature amidst city living. The scene depicted in Picture No. 10892846 showcases volunteers working tirelessly under sweltering sunrays; their sweat-drenched brows reflect determination as they replenish the earth with new life. Picture No.