Trees – if planted in the right way – play a crucial role in regenerating ecosystems and supporting local communities. Learn more about Ecosia's projects, the difference between monocultures and mixed forests, and how trees can change lives.
During our recent trip to Ethiopia, we saw how your searches have a profound effect on the people living there.
Air pollution is the topic for this year's World Environment Day. Most countries exceed dangerous levels, but there’s a natural remedy.
Every Friday, young people around the world strike for the climate. Here's how Ecosia is supporting the Fridays for Future movement.
Palm oil is the most ubiquitous product in our industry. Finding alternatives to palm oil is not easy. Is boycotting a solution?
Forests and farms can coexist, and even help each other thrive. In Senegal, this has led to the return of a famous stew.
There is no such thing as a bad tree, but the way humans plant them can lead to problems.
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.
Everything you always wanted to know about Ecosia's trees but were too afraid to ask.
We try to plant trees where people and nature need them most. We found the perfect spot in Ghana.
Each year, entire villages come together to dig seedbeds in half-moon formations. Saydou Kalaga is a driving force behind all of this.
50 million trees means 2.5 million tonnes of CO2 removed from the atmosphere. But it means so much more…
