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How Bolivian Trees helped send students to universities – Ignacio Molina’s Reforestation Story

This is the story of how trees became a lifeline in Bolivia. Ignacio Molina started planting trees to help farmers but his work grew into something much bigger. From using tree plantations to help families pay for university to restoring entire ecosystems and protecting people from toxic pesticides, this episode dives into one of the most inspiring reforestation stories we’ve ever heard. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation with Ignacio, founder of the Ketrawe Foundation, and discover how trees can change lives. 💡 This episode is part of Tree-Nation Reforestation Stories, where we show people and their work behind global reforestation efforts. 🌳 Learn more or plant your first tree: https://tree-nation.com 🪴 Amazon Windshields Project in Bolivia: https://tree-nation.com/projects/ketr... 00:00 – Introduction to Tree-Nation & the Bolivia Project 01:05 – Meet Ignacio Molina: Founder of Ketrawe Foundation 02:30 – Tree Loans: Funding Education Through Forestry 04:20 – From Failed Buffers to Biodiversity Corridors 05:37 – Windbreaks That Boost Crop Yields by 20%+ 08:27 – Health, Biodiversity & Economic Impact of Trees 11:16 – How Smart Science Drives Reforestation Success 14:12 – Native Trees, Local Challenges & Farmer Growth 17:04 – Expanding Across South America & Carbon Credits 19:52 – Tech, Plastics & Stories Behind the Smiles