Each tree planted can make a difference but larger land owners will need to get involved to have a big effect.
Every household in Wales will be offered a free tree to plant - part of a scheme to tackle climate change.
The Welsh government said people will be able to choose a tree of their own to plant or have one planted on their behalf by Coed Cadw, the Woodland Trust. They can be collected from March at one of five regional community hubs, with 20 more hubs to be opened across Wales by October. The project is estimated to cost around £2m, according to Deputy Minister For Climate Change, Lee Waters.
Mr Waters said:"We need to plant lots more trees to meet our climate change targets by the end of this decade - we have to plant 86 million more trees in Wales."Our tree-planting record has not been great and we need to increase it by 15-fold every year. That is a massive challenge.
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