Guatemala’s National Reforestation Day has prompted the National Council of Protected Areas (CONAP) to promote the planting of native tree species across the country. The initiative aims to bolster the nation’s forest cover, currently protected at approximately 52% by the Guatemalan System of Protected Areas (SIGAP). CONAP is spearheading the effort to enhance biodiversity and ecological resilience through the use of indigenous flora. This reforestation drive is a key component of Guatemala’s broader environmental conservation strategy. The program seeks to address deforestation challenges and promote sustainable land management practices. Officials hope the initiative will contribute to long-term environmental health and support local communities reliant on forest resources. Further details regarding specific planting locations and species were not immediately available.