African paulownia tree farms are thriving! These initiatives were brought on by high temperatures and extreme drought. These efforts transform the area into a environment in the short term creating new jobs, cooling the environment and much more.
What Are Paulownia Trees?
Our hybrid Paulownia key benefits:
- Fast growing
- High-yield
- Non-invasive
- Non-GMO
- Requires little water
Since 2012, our team has planted millions of Paulownia trees in the Gobi desert with great success.
Our Paulownia trees are a fast growing, high-yield, non-invasive, non-GMO hybrid. Paulownia tree that makes planet Earth a better place to live for all forms of life. Our hybrid paulownia tree is a trans-genera clone; it is not a genetically modified organism (GMO). As is the case with all trans-genera clones (example: peach x apricot = sterile nectarine), it is seed-sterile and therefore non-invasive.
Why Plant Paulownia
Planting paulownia trees promotes climate resilient investment across sub-Saharan Africa. These investment partnerships will provide policymakers with insights into where new infrastructure development can mitigate community vulnerabilities in .
Prosperity comes in the forms of monthly stipends for workers and those funds and sustainable ecology promote wealth in more ways than one for the local populations.
African countries with paulownia trees growing currently include:
- Togo
- South Africa
- Kenya
- Uganda
- Morocco
- Ghana
- Namibia
- Lesotho
- Burkina Faso
- Zimbabwe
- Eswatini
- Egypt
According to the United Nations there are 54 countries in Africa today. See the full list with current population and sub-region (based on the United Nations official statistics). So far 12 countries in Africa have planted paulownia trees, this is a good start but we can do so much more.
Together, these characteristics make the paulownia an ideal tree to grow for both economic and environmental reasons.
Want to purchase paulownia saplings for your project located In Africa? Have a reforestation or afforestation project? Contact us for more information.
Contact Us for details. Office: 843.305.4777 | Email: mail@bioeconomysolutions.com Here’s a link to our online calendar, schedule a conference call with us: https://info586.youcanbook.me
Learn more about South African drought tolerant hybrid species here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/south-african-paulownia-saplings-sale-victor-garlington-8kelc/
