@Arba

ARBA, the Association for the Recovery of Native Forest, is an environmental organization focused on protecting and restoring native woodland. Its work combines practical conservation with education, public engagement and advocacy. The association offers educational and outreach activities, including its Tree School, and organizes nursery days and restoration projects. It also promotes action against herbicide use and supports initiatives that encourage people to take part in caring for native forests.

ARBA shares information through news, event listings, articles, digital bulletins, leaflets, manuals and reports. Its website also features images and videos, information about its position on environmental issues, and coverage of ARBA in the media. The organization participates in public campaigns and environmental platforms, and its recent updates highlight community concerns about issues such as waste incineration, hunting and noise pollution.

People can explore ways to collaborate, attend events and find local groups or create an ARBA initiative. Through these activities and resources, ARBA works to build awareness and support for the recovery and defense of native forests and the wider environment.