Trees outside forests (TOF) are trees that grow outside of traditional forest areas. They include trees in cities, parks, along roads, and on farms. 

Trees Outside Forests (TOF) can help mitigate climate change by sequestering carbon, reducing pressure on forests, and stabilizing the microclimate. TOF can also provide food, fuel, and timber, and improve the quality of life for people in rural and urban areas. 

How TOF can help with climate change

Carbon sequestration: Trees Outside Forests (TOF)can help reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. 
Microclimate stabilization: Trees Outside Forests (TOF) can help stabilize the local climate. 
Reduced pressure on forests: Trees Outside Forests (TOF) can help reduce the pressure on natural forests. 
Biodiversity conservation: Trees Outside Forests (TOF) can help conserve biodiversity by providing habitats for wildlife. 
Soil protection: Trees Outside Forests (TOF) can help protect soil from erosion, which can help prevent drought and desertification. 

Trees Outside Forests (TOF) in India
Trees Outside Forests (TOF) in India can help improve the livelihoods of people in rural and urban areas. 
Trees Outside Forests (TOF)in India can help provide wood for the plywood and wood panel industries. 

Challenge For Green is on a mission to plant 10+ Million trees in 1 year and support the Trees outside forests (TOF) program to combat climate change.