G. Zorig, Country Manager, Tree Global Mongolia

1. Tree Global Mongolia Overview Presentation
prepared for
Business Council of Mongolia
26 August 2013

2. OVERVIEW OF TREE GLOBAL

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1. Deployable nursery
service to grow trees for
large scale international
projects
2. Growing methodologies
that greatly increase
growth rates and survival
rates of native trees and
shrubs.
TREE GLOBAL IS THE FIRST
DEDICATED INTERNATIONAL
NURSERY SERVICE
TREE GLOBAL

4. HIGH PERFORMANCE TREES
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Faster Growth Up to 3x faster
HPT vs. Traditional seedlings
Greater Survivability 95% vs.10%
Earlier Maturity 1.5x earlier
Faster Soil Restoration Due to
enhanced root mass
Greater Carbon Sequestration
2-4x more carbon sequestered

5. 1-2 MILLION TREE NURSERY FACILITY at Dambadarjaa, UB
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6. FULLY AUTOMATIC, RETRACTABLE GREENHOUSE
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7. AMPLE SPACE TO EXPAND (60 hectares)
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8. TGM RESULTS
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In our planting on mine sites and reforestation sites, Tree Global
Mongolia has set new standards for planting success:
• Survival rates >90%
• Growth rates 2-4x faster
Larix sibirica, Siberian larch
1 yr old from seed, TG
Betula platyphylla, Asian white
Birch 1 yr old from seed, TG

9. BOROO GOLD
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The success ratio of the Boroo Gold program using Tree
Global trees and Tree Global planting supervision was
over 90 percent. This is an exceptional survival ratio
for this type of planting, and a far better result than we
had anticipated.
…At the end of last year I asked Tree Global if they could
choose some species that might grow on barren rocky
slopes. If the success was even 5% total survival I
would be surprised. Survival rates of the trees that
were planted in both areas exceed 90%. The trees are
very healthy and are obviously capable of lasting through
this season and into succeeding seasons. I fully expect
that in a few years these previously barren areas will be
covered by desirable tree species that will continue to be
productive for many years after the mine is gone.
Steve McIntosh
Director of Environment
What Boroo Gold had to say about Tree Global Mongolia:
Boroo - Area 4
Boroo - Area 4 (close-up)

10. MONGOLIA CURRENT
SITUATION

11. CURRENT SITUATION
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Mongolia’s natural beauty and state of environment is threatened by
deforestation:

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NORTHERN FORESTS
10,000
10,500
11,000
11,500
12,000
12,500
13,000
1990 1995* 2000 2005 2010
Mongolia Northern Forest Cover
('000 hectares)Rate of
Deforestation
Between 1990 – 2010, Mongolia has lost an average of 82,000
hectares each year in its northern forests.
Source: of data: Global Forests Resource Assessment 2010, Country Report
Mongolia, United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization

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SAXAUL FORESTS (GOBI)
Rate of
Deforestation
Between 1990 – 2010, Mongolia has lost an average of
145,000 hectares each year of saxaul forests in the Gobi
region.
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500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
4,000
4,500
5,000
1990 1995* 2000 2005 2010
Mongolia Saxaul Forest Cover
('000 hectares)
Source: of data: Global Forests Resource Assessment 2010, Country Report
Mongolia, United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization

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COMPARISONS
Country Sweden Germany Mongolia
Forest Cover
(hectares)
27,528,000 ha 10,700,000 ha 10,600,000 ha
Forest Cover
(%)
67% 31% 6.8%
Change in Forest
Cover since 1990
(%)
+3.4% +3.1% -13.1%
Number of
Container
Seedlings Planted
per Year
380,000,000
150,000,000
(estimate)
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Export Value of
Wood Products
$10.1 Billion $10.9 Billion ---

15. CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT
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1 Commercial timber plantations
2 Company-sponsored forests
4 Environmental offsets
3 Carbon finance investment opportunities
5 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

16. CONTACT INFORMATION
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For more information or questions,
please contact:
Zorig Gongorjav
Country Manager
Tree Global Mongolia LLC
zorig@treeglobal.com
+976 9999 3755