One of the biggest lies of our times is that planting trees is simple. But it’s easy to tell the difference between sustainable and destructive tree-planting, once you know where to look.

Any tree planting organization that wishes to partner with Ecosia must pass a rigorous vetting process.

In Kenya we saw how trees safeguard clean water for millions of people across Africa.

During our recent trip to Ethiopia, we saw how your searches have a profound effect on the people living there.

Forests and farms can coexist, and even help each other thrive. In Senegal, this has led to the return of a famous stew.

We never have to choose between forests and fields. When trees and agriculture coexist, people thrive.

Peru’s forests are disappearing. But there’s hope. Farmers who have never met are helping one another by reforesting their land.

For International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the extraordinary women we’ve met on our journey to document your trees around the world.

We try to plant trees where people and nature need them most. We found the perfect spot in Ghana.

50 million trees means 2.5 million tonnes of CO2 removed from the atmosphere. But it means so much more…

By working together, the women can sell larger quantities of the fruit. Most of the women now earn more than their husbands.