Forest protection and quality restoration for people, nature and climate
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The 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.
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Restoring degraded forests, the spectacular Congo Basin and your views
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Home 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.
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A 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
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Less 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.
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Principles of Restoration Communications published with 1t.org, UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, Nature4Climate and Laura de Molière PhD
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The 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.
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We kick off our #Forests2Follow series with a spotlight on five special landscapes
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Forest friendly chocolate, what is quality restoration and life on a reforested planet
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The Global Warming Mitigation Project Announces 2023 Keeling Curve Prize Finalists
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Meet the cocoa farmers of the Gola Rainforest in Sierra Leone, where sustainable cocoa production is boosting local livelihoods
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Forest protection and quality restoration for people, nature and climate
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Reasons for hope, tree-growing guidance for faith groups and a spice nursery in Tanzania
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How one woman and a cooperative spice nursery are helping restore the forests of the Usambara Mountains, the ‘water towers’ of Northern Tanzania
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Trillion 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.
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What do the outcomes of COP27 mean for forests?
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Partnership will contribute to transparency of the global restoration movement
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There 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.
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WWF’s Severin Kalonga reflects on his journey in the conservation sector
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Trees for goals, real restoration costs, championing women conservationists and more...
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Pledges must now turn into urgent action
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Around Mount Kenya, Milka Musyoki is weaving a female legacy into forest conservation
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Vicky Mbofu shares her work in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands
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“To fix a problem, it’s essential to know how much it really costs.”
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Field visit to Kenya and Tanzania, Forest Accelerator news and commitment in Colombia
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The 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.
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It’s not just about the trees…
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Trillion Trees Executive Director, John Lotspeich reflects on the outcome of COP26 and what it will mean for forests.
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Trillion 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
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Alice Reisfeld and her team are ushering in a bird-based ecological renaissance in the world’s most imperilled tropical habitat
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Azaria Kilimba’s pioneering work in community forest conservation has so far seen half a million hectares reclaimed for nature
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Trillion 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.
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Felix Ratelolahy, tells how he is helping restore Madagascar to its former ‘Green Island’ glory
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Paul Gacheru shares how the forested foothills of his childhood are being restored to health – with farmers and families at the helm
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To 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
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Can 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.
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Our 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.
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Trillion Trees has released its first ever Impact Report
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How decades of work generated a simple solution to Rwanda’s forest degradation
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BMW Group, Tetra Pak and Schüco international express concerns about sourcing aluminium from the Atewa Forest
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In a new commentary for Scientific American, WCS’s Lauren Oakes investigates the big question: What is the real cost of tree planting?
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Trillion Trees is delighted to have been selected as an official Nominator for the prestigious Earthshot Prize.
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Trillion Trees is delighted to announce the appointment of John Lotspeich as its first Executive Director.
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This Earth Day, the planet is getting a bit more breathing space than it has had for a long time.
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An investment boost for the future of forest conservation
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Trillion Trees welcomes global support to conserve and restore vital forest
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Colombia’s Serranía de Chiribiquete is now the world's largest tropical rainforest park
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