Young people’s grassroots activism has ushered in a new era of climate action. In an effort to amplify the work of youth climate activists on the front lines of the climate battle, we’ve partnered with Earth Uprising.
In Canada, Ecosia’s reforestation project is located within the Acadian Forest and focuses on restoring its historic diversity in areas that have been degraded by centuries of intensive land use.
The effects of climate change are harming smallholder farmers in Senegal. Planting trees on their fields helps them take charge of their future.
While we’re all familiar with the Amazon, the Pantanal is a smaller and lesser known area, but it is a crucial spot in terms of biodiversity, and it is severely under threat.
Agriculture and trees can coexist! The result is more and better food, as well as increased climate resilience.
In Ethiopia, we work with local women’s groups and landless youth to plant trees that benefit rural communities.
Can companies take their footprint off the planet by buying carbon credits? Here's what to look out for.
Updates from your trees in Spain, India, Brazil and more. This is Tree Update 26!
Your trees in Uganda provide a living sanctuary to our closest living relative – chimpanzees.
More and more people don't want to be tracked online. A guest post by our friends at Vivaldi Browser on why people want to take control of their data.
Ecosia has launched its own mentoring program to make the tech industry more accessible.
Ecosia is growing trees in Malawi – using radio! And without putting a single sapling in the ground.
