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In this article we are going to share with you how to plant a new Amazon forest. In the following image you will find a map of Australia illustrating Australian arid land scapes. From there we break the zone down into smaller grids for new forestation sectors.

Similar to playing a game of checkers the hatched sections illustrate portions of arid landscape to be planted at a particular time, so you have white squares and black squares. Of coarse planting trees throughout the entire region simultaneously would also be possible but it's simply not practical.

Instead we choose to Re-forest these regions using the white squares first. The purpose of this is to enable any natural fauna to migrate into the newer treed areas and acclimatize into their new habitats.

Naturally planting this many trees in any zone creates the higher probability of bush fires, something all to common within arid landscapes. Planting in separate sections serves multiple advantages being.

Allows more time to the development of localized infrastructure relevant to irrigation.
Allows easier access to surrounding areas to initiate natural bore water fire stations.
Allows better access to areas for logistics.

The same grid system will be used for the deforestation of these areas creating the finances needed to bank roll this project and keep it sustainable. I will go into the deforestation of areas in a later post.

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