The ReForest Fund is bringing back vital wildlife habitat and collaborating with local communities to reverse landscape degradation and restore forests
ReadOur new report finds that targets on forests in the NDCs are insufficient despite the crucial role of forests in climate change mitigation and adaption.
ReadA group of delegates visit a Trillion Trees forest restoration site near Farallones National Park – and plant their own trees!
ReadHear the story of local conservationist, Victoria Larraniaga, and her work with landowners and children to restore forest to degraded farming areas of southern Colombia
ReadPerched high above sea level and shrouded in mist, the cloud forests of Colombia are a unique ecosystem, harbouring rich biodiversity.
ReadJay White shares the story of his work restoring and protecting one of the most remote natural spaces in Laos.
ReadAnita Diederichsen, Global Lead for Forest Landscape Restoration at WWF and Chair of the Global Partnership on Forest and Landscape Restoration, tells the story of her journey into restoration and why she believes working in partnership with others is so important.
ReadMadagascar, an island with over 160 million years of isolation, boasts unique biodiversity with 80% of its species found nowhere else on Earth, alongside a rich cultural heritage shaped by over 20 ethnic groups.
ReadEnvironmental conservationist Juan Pablo Cinto talks about his work with Aves Argentinas on forest restoration and biodiversity
ReadThe Trillion Trees ReForest Fund supports forest restoration across a portfolio of sites, bringing back vital wildlife habitat and collaborating with local communities to reverse landscape degradation and restore forests.
ReadSuni Urquhart visits the Trillion Trees project site in the Nam Et Phou Louey National Park, Laos
ReadTrillion Trees and Football for Forests join forces to mobilise fans as UEFA EURO 2024 tournament kicks-off
ReadA community leader's journey to restore and protect Bolivia's forests
ReadForest protection and quality restoration for people, nature and climate
ReadThe Trillion Trees ReForest Fund supports forest restoration across a portfolio of sites where our partners have long-term conservation programmes and where forest degradation needs to be reversed, working with local communities every step of the way.
ReadRestoring degraded forests, the spectacular Congo Basin and your views
ReadHome to the world’s second largest rainforest spanning six countries, the forest of the Congo Basin is one of earth’s most biodiverse and spectacular. It plays a vital role in carbon storage and in ecological services that thousands of people rely upon.
ReadA new Trillion Trees study shows that prioritising the restoration of degraded forest, not just cleared lands, could help meet climate and biodiversity goals more rapidly
ReadLess well known than its famous neighbour the Amazon, the Atlantic Forest used to be one of the world’s largest forests, covering 1 million square kilometres on the eastern coastlines of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Now, only around 17% of it remains across the biome – making it the most threatened of all tropical forests.
ReadPrinciples of Restoration Communications published with 1t.org, UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, Nature4Climate and Laura de Molière PhD
ReadThe Trillion Trees ReForest Fund supports forest restoration across a portfolio of sites where our partners have long-term conservation programmes and where forest degradation needs to be reversed, working with local communities every step of the way.
ReadWe kick off our #Forests2Follow series with a spotlight on five special landscapes
ReadForest friendly chocolate, what is quality restoration and life on a reforested planet
ReadThe Global Warming Mitigation Project Announces 2023 Keeling Curve Prize Finalists
ReadMeet the cocoa farmers of the Gola Rainforest in Sierra Leone, where sustainable cocoa production is boosting local livelihoods
ReadForest protection and quality restoration for people, nature and climate
ReadReasons for hope, tree-growing guidance for faith groups and a spice nursery in Tanzania
ReadHow one woman and a cooperative spice nursery are helping restore the forests of the Usambara Mountains, the ‘water towers’ of Northern Tanzania
ReadTrillion Trees, WWF and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) have jointly published the first-ever comprehensive guide to tree growing, designed for use by faith groups across the world.
ReadWhat do the outcomes of COP27 mean for forests?
ReadPartnership will contribute to transparency of the global restoration movement
ReadThere has never been a more critical time to protect and restore our planet. Trillion Trees believes that forests are one of our greatest hopes and play a key role in the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss.
ReadWWF’s Severin Kalonga reflects on his journey in the conservation sector
ReadTrees for goals, real restoration costs, championing women conservationists and more...
ReadPledges must now turn into urgent action
ReadAround Mount Kenya, Milka Musyoki is weaving a female legacy into forest conservation
ReadVicky Mbofu shares her work in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands
Read“To fix a problem, it’s essential to know how much it really costs.”
ReadField visit to Kenya and Tanzania, Forest Accelerator news and commitment in Colombia
ReadThe world is at a crucial moment in defining how we steward our planet. Trillion Trees believes preserving and restoring forests is critical to responding to the challenge of the biodiversity and climate crises.
ReadIt’s not just about the trees…
ReadTrillion Trees Executive Director, John Lotspeich reflects on the outcome of COP26 and what it will mean for forests.
ReadTrillion Trees commends today’s launch of the ‘Protecting Our Planet Challenge’, a commitment by nine organisations to pledge $5 billion to protect and conserve 30 per cent of the planet by 2030
ReadAlice Reisfeld and her team are ushering in a bird-based ecological renaissance in the world’s most imperilled tropical habitat
ReadAzaria Kilimba’s pioneering work in community forest conservation has so far seen half a million hectares reclaimed for nature
ReadTrillion Trees welcomes the IPCC’s milestone report documenting unequivocally that human-caused emissions have warmed the planet, and that we are dangerously close to not being able to reverse this.
ReadFelix Ratelolahy, tells how he is helping restore Madagascar to its former ‘Green Island’ glory
ReadPaul Gacheru shares how the forested foothills of his childhood are being restored to health – with farmers and families at the helm
ReadTo protect and stabilise the local environment, one thousand local people have raised 540,000 seedlings in just one season – and they’re monitoring them using an app
ReadCan you regenerate a rainforest with a cup of tea? That’s what Trillion Trees’ partner, BirdLife International is achieving in the heart of South America, with Fabiana Benítez of Guyra Paraguay at the centre.
ReadOur new research shows that a total area of 58.9 million hectares of forests - equivalent to the size of France - have regrown in the last 20 years.
ReadTrillion Trees has released its first ever Impact Report
ReadHow decades of work generated a simple solution to Rwanda’s forest degradation
ReadBMW Group, Tetra Pak and Schüco international express concerns about sourcing aluminium from the Atewa Forest
ReadIn a new commentary for Scientific American, WCS’s Lauren Oakes investigates the big question: What is the real cost of tree planting?
ReadTrillion Trees is delighted to have been selected as an official Nominator for the prestigious Earthshot Prize.
ReadTrillion Trees is delighted to announce the appointment of John Lotspeich as its first Executive Director.
ReadThis Earth Day, the planet is getting a bit more breathing space than it has had for a long time.
ReadAn investment boost for the future of forest conservation
ReadTrillion Trees welcomes global support to conserve and restore vital forest
ReadColombia’s Serranía de Chiribiquete is now the world's largest tropical rainforest park
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