Tree planting has been widely embraced as a climate and biodiversity solution, but many reforestation projects fail before the saplings even mature. This series explores how emerging technologies are reshaping the future of forest restoration. These innovations — from AI-driven species selection to drone planting and real-time forest monitoring — could be vital for meeting national and international targets to repair degraded ecosystems, sequester carbon, and restore biodiversity. Through reporting from Australia, the U.S., Brazil, and beyond, the series highlights how technology is deployed to match trees to the right place, speed up planting, and track forests after the hype fades.This article was originally published on Mongabay
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