Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development

Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development is a leading company dedicated to reforestation and sustainable land management practices. Following the devastating 2015 Valley Fire, the company's reforesting and garden team, in collaboration with professional foresters, embarked on a mission to restore the trees and forests that were lost. Through a successful multi-year fundraising campaign and the support of individual donors, Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development received a significant boost in replanting efforts, including the contribution of maturing shade trees from a corporate donor. Despite challenges, the company's commitment to mitigating future fire hazards and planning for climate change through appropriate planting methods and species sets them apart in the industry. Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development's dedication to environmental stewardship and sustainability has garnered recognition, including a $469,000 CalFire Healthy Forest Grant in 2018 to support biomass cleanup and carbon sequestration. The company's efforts extend beyond reforestation, as they actively engage in research and collaboration with forestry experts to address wildfire risks and promote habitat restoration. With a focus on the Harbin Creek watershed and the surrounding areas, Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development demonstrates a holistic approach to land management that benefits both the environment and the community. Driven by a strong sense of gratitude towards their supporters and a deep love for the land, Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development continues to strive for excellence in their reforestation projects. As they navigate the challenges of reforesting post-wildfire landscapes and adapt to a changing climate, the company remains committed to their mission of restoring and preserving the natural beauty of the region. With a steadfast dedication to sustainable practices and community engagement, Harbin Shenglinda Forestry Development looks towards the future with optimism, knowing that their work plays a vital role in the restoration and conservation of the land for generations to come.