Mixed Forest Recovery
on trackReplanting storm- and drought-damaged areas with diverse native species.
Impact Knowledge Profile
Waldwende restores damaged forest areas and publishes field data on tree survival, soil quality, and volunteer participation.
Report Readiness
Source coverage across six reporting building blocks.
Project information
100%
Impact indicators
100%
0 missing · 1 warning
Beneficiary stories
100%
Financial data
100%
Media / assets
100%
Leadership message
100%
Replanting storm- and drought-damaged areas with diverse native species.
Volunteer-led soil sampling and open ecological monitoring.
Hectares restored
84
Target 100 · GIS field maps
Seedling survival
76%
Target 80% · Sample survey
Native species share
91%
Target 90% · Planting records
Volunteer hours
6,240
Target 7,000 · Event check-ins
Class 8B, Goslar
Students now collect quarterly soil moisture and canopy observations from a permanent learning plot.
Teacher interview and field logs · Consent: approved
Forestry team
Poor survival on one site prompted a revised species mix and additional water-retention measures.
Survey and site photos · Consent: approved
Spring planting GIS export
Geospatial dataset
Seedling survival survey
Field survey
Citizen Soil Lab protocol
Methodology
Missing Information Checklist
Beneficiary data
Hectares restored
GIS polygons total 84 hectares; the grant report lists 87 hectares.
Project updates
Outdated monthly updates
The latest update is May 2026. Add a more recent reporting-period update.
Organization data
Independent carbon accounting methodology
Organization data
Long-term land access agreement for Plot 14