Australian sugarcane field restored with 119,000 trees, boosting biodiversity and habitat connectivity

A decade-long reforestation project converted a sugarcane field in Australia into a thriving forest with 119,000 trees, leading to the return of native species and increased biodiversity. The project also strengthened ecological corridors between vital habitats, demonstrating a successful large-scale restoration effort. This highlights the potential for private land restoration to contribute to climate and biodiversity goals.