Show your homework.
A real Learn section is the institutional layer the homepage can't carry on its own. Methodology, native species, aimag explorer, FAQ and glossary — everything a corporate buyer or institutional donor checks before signing a cheque.
The methodology.
The full survival document — what it means to plant a Green Shield, who plants it, who counts the survivors, and what triggers a replanting under the 70% guarantee. Reads like a peer-reviewed brief, not marketing copy.
floor
The 70% Year-3 floor.
Saplings that make it to year 3 in Mongolian conditions have an 80%+ chance to reach maturity. So that's the number we guarantee. Below 70%, we replant — at our cost, no donor charge.
Aimag explorer.
Make the picker map a permanent reference. Each of 21 aimags gets its own page eventually: ecological zone, dominant theme, active nurseries, signed FUGs, landscape photo. Doubles as SEO surface for "tree planting in Khovd" etc.
Khövsgöl aimag
Forest-steppe transition zone in the north, dominated by Siberian larch and Scots pine. Highest survival rates in the programme; 4 active nurseries.
FAQ & glossary.
FAQ in four categories so corporate buyers and individual donors can scan to their own concern. Glossary explains terms that creep into the rest of the site (aimag, soum, FUG, NbS, NDC, UNCCD).
Frequently asked questions
Glossary
- Аймаг province
- Mongolia's first-level administrative division. There are 21 aimags plus the capital city of Ulaanbaatar.
- Soum district
- Sub-aimag administrative division. Cohorts are registered to a specific soum within an aimag.
- ФУГ forest user group
- A community-level cooperative of households legally responsible for tending a forest plot. Mongolia has ~1,100 registered FUGs.
- NbS nature-based solution
- Climate & biodiversity intervention that works with natural processes rather than substituting for them.
- NDC nationally determined contribution
- Each country's stated emissions-reduction commitment under the Paris Agreement.
- UNCCD UN convention
- UN Convention to Combat Desertification. Mongolia hosted COP-17 in 2026.