Wildfire Reforestation

Over the last three years, Canada has seen its two highest years on record for wildfires. Our teams assess the effects of the burns on forested areas and select key areas where intervention is needed. From there, we assist the forest’s process of natural regeneration by planting trees in areas that are struggling to be re-established.

Person in protective gear walking through a deforested area with charred trees and blue sky.

Our Approach

Our approach to wildfire reforestation is grounded in making data-driven decisions informed by expert opinion. We prioritize planting in areas where natural regeneration is insufficient to reestablish forest cover. Our teams are committed to remaining adaptive as new research and findings in the field are developed.

Our Partners

Through this program, we have forged a powerful coalition of partners committed to restoring fire-ravaged landscapes. Backed by the Government of Canada, leading environmental non-profits like Forests Canada, Tree Canada, the Arbor Day Foundation, and Trees For Life, as well as private-sector leaders such as Chilly Moose Ltd. and Orca Intelligence Inc., we are revitalizing thousands of hectares of burned forest. 

Project Overview

The Ogoki Forest

2024 - 2031

Ontario, Canada

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Project Overview

The Kenora Forest

2026 - 2031

Ontario, Canada

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Contact us

For more information, or to discuss a wildfire reforestation project of your own, please fill out the form below or contact monica@integrity-reforestation.com.