Trees

Climate change does not affect everyone equally. Watch this video to learn more about how Ecosia’s tree-planting partners empower women.

With the right support, we can restore 10 million hectares along the Great Green Wall, and monitor the entire project.

Despite all the pain the world went through in 2020, Ecosians turned this into the year of the forest.

It’s that time of the year again — no, not the jingle bells, the time where you’re looking for gifts. Our planting pop-up has what you (and the planet) need!

Our first UK tree planting project supports mental health, improves access to nature, and reduces air pollution.

The way we are cultivating crops nowadays is not sustainable. It’s not good for us and it’s not good for wildlife or the planet. Here’s how Regenerative Agriculture could change everything.

The effects of climate change are harming smallholder farmers in Senegal. Planting trees on their fields helps them take charge of their future.

Ecosia is growing trees in Malawi – using radio! And without putting a single sapling in the ground.

I’ve spoken to tree-planters and firefighters on the ground, and they’ve already seen about 30% more fires in their region than last year. Why?

Learn why more and more people lack access to clean water and why trees could help.

100 million trees tackle the climate crisis by removing 1771 tonnes of CO2 every day. But it means so much more than that.

During COVID-19 the benefits of spending time in nature have become crystal clear. But it has also highlighted wide disparities. Here’s why we need to prioritize improved access and equal distribution of environmental benefits, resources and opportunities for everyone.