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MORFO charges a fee per hectare for analysis, planting and follow-up planting, for a minimum period of 5 years. The price per hectare depends on a number of factors, such as the location of the land, access and its current condition. If you would like more information, we can provide a free analysis.

In our laboratory, we achieve survival rates averaging 80% (from 55 to 100% depending on the species). On field, we work with nature, sometimes on very degraded terrain. We aim, by combining our various technologies (capsules, soil analysis, weather forecast monitoring, etc.) to get closer to this percentage rate.

Our customers are mainly organizations that own land for reforestation. They may be states, local governments, NGOs or companies.

Would you like to contact MORFO to reforest a plot of land? Complete this form or make an appointment with one of our experts.

In subtropical forests, trees can generally grow faster than in other types of forest, due to favorable environmental conditions. Subtropical forests benefit from a warm, humid climate with relatively high temperatures throughout the year and abundant rainfall. These conditions enable trees to have a constant access to water and soil nutrients and enjoy a longer period of active growth.

Note that tree growth rates can vary considerably depending on various factors such as the type of tree species present, the age of the trees, soil characteristics and other environmental conditions specific to each region.

It is important to mention, however, that reforestation is not just about planting trees, but about recreating entire plant ecosystems. Promoting plant species diversity in our restoration projects is one of MORFO's priorities.

It's important to note that the ecological benefits of reforestation can vary according to regional contexts, local biodiversity and specific environmental conditions. However, reforestation remains an essential approach to restoring and preserving ecosystems and biodiversity, while helping to mitigate climate change and improve environmental quality.

‍>Promoting ecosystem regeneration
Reforestation with the MORFO method helps to restore degraded ecosystems by promoting the natural regeneration of vegetation and restoring natural habitats for local wildlife.

‍‍>Climate regulation
Forests act as climate regulators by mitigating the effects of climate change, such as storms, droughts and floods.

>Protecting water resources
Forests play a crucial role in regulating water flows. They help prevent flooding and maintain a steady supply of water.

‍‍>Soil stabilization
Tree roots help retain soil and prevent erosion, which is particularly important in areas where the soil has suffered extreme degradation.

>Soil fertility
Over time, plant organisms decompose, forming organic matter and contributing to the formation of rich, fertile soil. As the soil develops, more and more plants become established.

‍>Improving air quality
Trees absorb air pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, ozone and fine particles, helping to improve air quality in woodland areas.

>Combating disease and invasive species
MORFO's comprehensive restoration method helps to prevent and counter disease and invasive species that can appear during single-species projects, for example.