This mountain in Portugal kept burning. So we’re working to restore it 🌳 @Ecosia
This mountain in Portugal kept burning. So we’re working to restore it 🌳  @Ecosia
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
We're planting diverse, native trees — not a monoculture.

Our partners at GEOTA planted a mix of native trees across this burned landscape in Verdelhos: 35,000 sweet chestnut trees and 15,000 maritime pine trees 🌱

Chestnut trees help slow fires and can resprout after them.

Maritime pines can establish in very degraded soil, help stabilise it, and create conditions for other native species to return 💪

But planting isn’t the right approach everywhere. Some plots have been left unplanted to see how the land recovers naturally.

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This mountain in Portugal kept burning. So we’re working to restore it 🌳

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