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| National Forestry Agency of Georgia | |
|---|---|
| Scope | National |
| Headquarters | Tbilisi, Georgia |
| What they do | Reforestation, Disaster & fire recovery, Nurseries & seedlings, Tree care & maintenance |
| Trees on record | 345,530 |
| Latest annual trees | — |
| Year over year | — |
| Trees per volunteer | — |
| Dollars per tree | — |
| Survival | — |
| Hectares | 7,000 to date |
| Transparency | 20/100, thin |
| Data note | The agency reports hectares under 'forest care and restoration measures', which include fencing and assisted natural regeneration as well as planting, so the 4,085.9 ha (2024-2025 combined) and about 2,600 ha (2026) figures are not planted area and are not directly comparable to the older 150 ha-per-year planting baseline (2021). The 7,000+ ha decade total comes from a ministry official quoted in a business weekly; a ministry release citing 1,722 ha for the 2025-2026 reporting period could not be opened (404/503). No national seedling count or survival rate is published; the agency has had two heads in the period (Kakha Tsertsvadze in 2025, Besik Amiranashvili in 2026). Founding year of the LEPL not stated on its English site. |