We are on a mission to regenerate degraded landscapes, support rural communities and establish climate justice, one tree at a time. See for yourself!
Living on the edge of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Sérgio has made it his mission to restore it, starting in his own backyard. Ten years later, his hard work has paid off. Check out our latest video to see for yourself!
In Senegal, many communities rely on savannahs – vital transition zones between deserts and forests – to feed their families and livestock. But these ecosystems are under threat. Can we stop their desertification?
Here’s a fact that might surprise you: most trees you plant won't survive. But don't fret, it's entirely normal.
We all depend on clean water. But rivers worldwide are drying out. In Ghana, tree buffers are bringing back a once depleted river.
Your searches helped us plant 750,000 with 500 families in Senegal. You won’t believe the results. See for yourself in our latest video!
COP28 might sound like satire, but it’s real. That’s why, at the outset of COP28, we got together with climate activists to hold COP28 accountable.
Why would we plant trees to cut them down again? Find out in our newest video from Uganda.
If not plastic tubes and bags, what other material could we use to grow millions of tree saplings around the world?
The average festival produces as much CO2 as three single-story houses per day. Can the music industry go green and what would it take?
In this episode we show you how we count the trees you helped us plant when visiting a site. With a measurement tape in hand, join us in counting some trees!
What if environmental work could actually be good both for both the planet and the economy? Meet Marcela in Brazil.
In this 36th tree update, we take you along on our tree monitoring trip in Madagascar. From the hilly south, across the dry north, to the muddy coast.
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