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Plant a fuckload of protected species trees
Wont have much impact unfortunately. Climate zones are shifting already, those trees will die before growing up because they would belong further north by then.
But do your research or better find an organization who did the research, can be trusted to know what they’re doing and makes sure to protect the trees afterwards. Just planting random trees somewhere is not necessarily going to help. It could even make things worse for that area.