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Check out the progress of our trees in India after just one year of planting!

As part of our project in Indonesia, the local team visits the trees each year to see how they’re doing—like this young avocado, thriving under the Indonesian sun. Fun fact: In Java, avocados are often blended with coffee and condensed milk into a creamy drink called jus

So far, so good—our team in Mexico has completed their monitoring work and replaced any trees that didn’t make it. With the support of the Tepelmeme community, 5,000 trees have been planted to date!

As part of our reforestation project in the Daintree Forest, Australia, the local team welcomed students from Melbourne for a planting day at the Bells Road site. They got 170 trees in the ground—hands-on help for restoring this amazing rainforest.

This tree was planted just two years ago—and look at it now! Next to it is the person who planted it and has been caring for it ever since, as part of the ongoing work within our project in Tanzania.

Our project in the Usambara Mountains puts local community involvement at the center. It’s a key part of ensuring long-term ownership and care for the trees.

71,194+ Trees Planted for Environment Month! June was a month of impact. Thanks to the collective efforts of purpose-driven companies, trees were planted to restore forests, revive ecosystems, and heal degraded land. Every contribution made a difference. Top 5

A quick glimpse of one of our planting sites in India—featuring one of the many community members helping to plant and care for the trees. #India #TreeNation #Tree

Here’s a bird’s-eye look at how things are shaping up in Australia—500 trees in the ground already, and we’re just getting started!

What does it take to restore 5,600 hectares of degraded forest in Argentina? In our latest interview of Reforestation Stories, we sit down with Paula Bellsola from Bosques Yungas, a family-led reforestation project bringing life back to the Yungas Forest. 👉 Watch the full

In the Usambara Mountains, it’s the local community doing the planting—and that makes all the difference. When people are involved from the start, they really care for the trees. It’s not just planting—it’s long-term commitment.

Tanzania’s landscape is transforming! 6new planting sites are set to host nearly 500,000 trees to help restore degraded land and support resilient ecosystems. Join us in making a long-term impact—plant a tree today!

In our project in Mexico’s Tepelmeme region, one of the trees being planted is Palo Dulce (Eysenhardtia polystachya)—a tough native species that does really well in dry conditions. It helps improve the soil, gives shade, and its flowers are great for local pollinators. It’s also

One species set to benefit from our reforestation work in Australia is the endangered Spectacled Flying-fox. These fruit-eating bats are found only in the wet tropics, and many of the trees being planted by the local team serve as important food sources for them. The team

Seedlings on the move in Tanzania! Getting young trees to the planting site is a key part of the process—and it all starts here, one careful load at a time.

Did you know papaya trees can start producing fruit in just six months? In our Plant to Stop Poverty project in Tanzania, the local team is planting fast-growing fruit trees like papaya to turn unused land into productive orchards. These trees help improve soil health, provide

Our project in Brazil relies on some incredibly valuable support. Local Amazonian women play a key role—gathering native seeds with care and ancestral knowledge, and helping cultivate them as part of their work to restore the Amazon Basin.

We’re glad to see that this year’s rainy season in Mexico has been generous—setting up our project for strong results. Even with solid planning, logistics, and technical work, a good stretch of rainfall can make all the difference.

Meet some of the people behind our project in Zimbabwe—they’re the ones caring for the trees every step of the way, from nursery to planting.

We went onsite to verify the progress of some of the farmers from our forest garden project in Tanzania. It’s great to see how the trees they’ve planted are already supporting healthier crops and more resilient land.