When a single native plant hijacks an entire forest, the solution begins in a surprising place: animal dung. Step inside our Uganda project to see how restoration really works.

To support journalism, a cornerstone of democracy, EU search engines must pay publishers for their content. But nobody knows what “fair payment” is. To push for transparency we’re publishing our licensing agreement.

Last year the Berlin senate approved 1 million trees for Ecosia’s home base, Berlin. This groundbreaking citizen-led movement provides a blueprint for how cities can adapt to increasing temperatures.

Tanzania is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth — but farmers here are bringing dead land back to life without planting a single tree.

Potatoes, forests, and why Ecosia’s climate work goes beyond trees.

Ecosia has just deposited €1,000,000 with a notary in Berlin to spark a Climate Nobel Prize. Here’s why.

While the AI race is raging, we’ve been building an alternative. One that’s helpful, private, and optional — and designed for you, not for profit.

The Amazon is teetering on collapse–but there’s hope. We’re working with communities to protect what’s left and restore what’s been lost.

Coffee trees are key to agroforestry systems at our projects, from Bolivia to Ethiopia, and beyond. Here's how they're helping communities thrive.

The world’s growing demand for cocoa is driving deforestation. Our Tree Planting Officer Antonia recently visited our project in Togo, where farmers are using ancestral agroforestry methods to make cocoa trees more resilient.

We've offered to take stewardship of Google Chrome — a proposal that could change the rules of the internet and the fate of our planet.

Artificial intelligence is reaching into nearly every aspect of life — from politics and culture to the global economy. Online search is no exception.