A video interview: In just one generation, Neema has seen the climate in her village dry up as a consequence of deforestation. Today, she plants trees in the heat so that future generations can sit in their shade — like she did as a child.

Ecosia has a new tree-planting project with City Plants to fight urban tree inequity in Los Angeles. Ecosia is now supporting the Griffith Park Commonwealth Nursery to help local communities green redlined neighborhoods.

Climate anxiety is on the rise and many people are asking how to deal with feelings of despair, doom and grief. In this video, we share three steps to turn your climate anxiety into climate action.

What we can do is a series drawing inspiration from the change-makers of our time. Jojo Mehta is advocating to make ecocide illegal worldwide.

Like many, I am distraught at the destruction wrought by Putin's attack on Ukraine. And I wonder what we at Ecosia can do to help.

Rampant deforestation is threatening Uganda’s natural forests. Wildlife, biodiversity and forest ecosystems are under immense pressure. In this episode, I take you on my journey through Uganda, as I monitor and learn from four of our tree-planting partners.

Beyond Profit is a collection of interviews to highlight the work of purpose-led brands. Dr. Bronner's is famous for its Liquid Castile Soap. In this interview, current president Michael Bronner talks about using business as a force for good to tackle social and environmental issues.

The climate in this part of Tanzania has become too harsh for tree saplings to survive. Our Tanzanian tree-planting partner, the LEAD Foundation, knew it had to find another way to bring back trees.

Soil is fundamental to growing food and can play a huge role in carbon sequestration. Watch episode 2 of our Youtube series on regenerative agriculture, this time on the role of soil management in scaling small-scale farms.

Planting the right tree in the right place and in the right way looks different across Ecosia’s projects. But when trees play ecological and economic roles in restoration, both local communities and trees tend to thrive.

For the women of Shagra, the income from the sale of the amber-like raw material improves their livelihoods as well as their role within their families and villages.

For the first time in over a year and after following many safety precautions, the tree team has been able to visit your tree-planting projects in person. In this episode, Mélissa is on the ground from Tanzania.