Fig. 01In 2025, ATP planted 1,000,050 trees across more than 250 hectares in nine communities in the Lori, Shirak, and Kotayk regions. These forests represent years of preparation — from site selection and ecological planning to planting and long-term maintenance. Each site is developed in close collaboration with local communities to ensure ecological suitability and long-term sustainability.
Fig. 02ATP's forestry work directly supports rural livelihoods. In 2025, the program generated 506 seasonal jobs, providing more than 152 million AMD (over $400,000 USD) in income to rural households. Community members play an essential role in establishing and maintaining forests — improving tree survival rates while creating meaningful local “green” employment tied to environmental restoration.
ATP's forestry program is strengthened through collaboration with leading international climate and development partners, enabling ATP to scale its restoration work and contribute to Armenia's national climate adaptation goals.
ATP's forestry sites vary in scale and geography, but all share a common purpose: restoring Armenia's forest cover, strengthening ecological systems, and building long-term resilience for communities and nature.
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Fig. 03Site selection & ecological planning
Community-led planting & maintenance
Long-term survival monitoring
Native, climate-appropriate species
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