Over the past few years the importance of protecting and restoring forests has been at the forefront to tackle the interconnected climate and biodiversity crises.
But pledges to protect and restore them have not been adequately implemented. We do not need new promises; we need action.
Trillion Trees is an implementing partnership, and we have been making progress and addressing challenges of helping meet global forest goals and scaling restoration to benefit people, nature and the climate. All thanks to the generous support of donors.
Read about what we’ve been up to over the past year, from restoring Guatemala’s largest remaining wildland, to enhancing community capacity for climate resilience in Rwanda and restoring forest that provides a vital water source in Indonesia, in our 2023 Impact Report.
In 2023, Trillion Trees
- Supported high quality forest landscape restoration, working with the global trillion trees community, spreading the word and bringing the message to national and international platforms including COP28 and the 10th Conference on Ecological Restoration
- Published a new study on prioritising the restoration of degraded standing forest
- Restored over 142,000 trees and 154 hectares through our ReForest Fund projects, benefitting over 2,200 people
- Secured funding to support 4 new landscapes via our ReForest Fund
- Developed our Forest Restoration Catalyst, a new model for creating longer-term financial sustainability for forest restoration at scale
- Worked with Football for Forests, an initiative aimed at mobilising the world's 3.5bn football fans to engage in climate action through the restoration of forests
- Supported projects from restoring Guatemala’s largest remaining wildland, to enhancing community capacity for climate resilience in Rwanda and restoring forest that provides a vital water source in Indonesia.
