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EZVIZ puts farmers at the center of its global forest planting project this World Environment Day, creating a more virtuous eco circle between land conservation and community development
"We are impressed by EZVIZ's unwavering commitment to taking truly valuable actions for a thriving planet," commented Martina Fondi , Head of Forestry at Treedom.
Both EZVIZ and Treedom believe that balancing habitat preservation with people's livelihoods is the key to sustainable development. The two partners selected plant species that are favorable to the local soil while offering economic benefits. For instance, in Kenya , cacao trees provide a source of income while combating land degradation.
"Envision a future where farmers are not just caretakers of the land, but change-makers in sustainable progress," said
Sandra Zheng , global brand director at EZVIZ. "By placing people at the center of our efforts, we provide capacity-building opportunities to equip farmers with skills to improve their quality of life."
According to Treedom's impact calculator, with all trees planted from 2023 to 2024, the EZVIZ Global Forest Plan will absorb approximately 245.20 tons of CO₂ in the first ten years of the trees' lives. Proceeds from EZVIZ Green-badged products will continue to help fund the Forest. These products include the latest 4K solar-powered battery cameras, and robot vacuums made partly with recycled plastics. Partners and users can also receive branded trees from the Forest as gifts to show their support to sustainability.