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Protect. Restore. End deforestation.

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Trillion Trees is a joint venture between BirdLife International, Wildlife Conservation Society and WWF.

We came together to urgently speed up and scale up the positive power of forests, helping protect and restore forests to achieve one trillion trees by 2050, for the benefit of people, nature and a stable climate.

We do this by

Implementing work on the ground to protect and restore forests,
Influencing global policy and private sector practices, and
Inspiring us all to value, protect and restore forests.

With your help and support, we can live in a world where nature and people thrive.

2016-2020 Impact Report

The right trees, in the right places: Reversing global deforestation

Highlights

Map of regeneration hotspots

58.9m ha of regrown forests

It's not all bad news: Our new research shows that a total area of forests equivalent to the size of France have regrown in the last 20 years. Nearly 59 million hectares of forests – an area larger than mainland France– has regrown since 2000, according to new analysis from Trillion Trees.

Pugu forest

20 billion trees protected & restored

From working to connect 450,000 hectares of forest fragments to protect endangered species in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, to planting tens of thousands of indigenous tree seedlings to restore Mount Kenya's forest, Trillion Trees has gone from strength to strength in its first four years. Since 2016, Trillion Trees partners have been supporting the protection of more than 18.3 billion trees and the restoration of over 1.8 billion trees.

Pugu - student planting a tree

March 2021 - Restoration Stories

In recognition of this year’s launch of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, we’re celebrating some of our amazing restoration projects. Despite the challenges that 2020 presented, our partners continued the hard work to deliver the right trees in the right places. Although the stories in this update highlight the inspirational restoration work of the partners, in many landscapes there are also additional projects underway to protect standing forests.