Trees automatically regrow after being chopped down — forests stay dense and the map never goes barren
In vanilla Rust, once players chop down all the trees in an area, that area stays barren until the next server restart. On a busy PVE server with lots of active players, entire regions can be stripped bare — making wood hard to find and the map look dead.
Reforestation fixes this by automatically planting a new tree near every tree that gets harvested. After a short delay, a tree of the same type spawns nearby, keeping forests dense and ensuring there's always wood available. It's completely automatic — no commands, no interaction needed. Just chop trees and the world heals itself.