Dosso

Níger

Completado

Ce projet a pour but de lutter contre la désertification et la pauvreté. Les produits issus de la plantation réduisent la malnutrition et génèrent de hauts revenus offrant à la population locale de nouvelles opportunités de développement.

343,659Árboles financiados de 343,659

24,945 TCO2 apoyado

886Seguidores

4.6

15Reseñas Totales

2Reseñas de Expertos

8Reseñas de Ciudadanos

Marie and Gaia Lago Mondragon Family23 February 2022

Benefiting the whole rather than the few

Amazing environmental and social project whose aim is to be financially sustainable as well. Amazing work!

Melody Unchained16 July 2016

I think this project is AMAZING!!!

thank you tree-nation, i am so happy to be part of it.

Giovanni Cimarosti16 July 2016

proud to participate

Me and my friends are proud to participate at your great job, i m a gardener and would like be there and plant trees with you all. ThanksFabio, Daniela, Ono, Giovanni - Venice, Italy

Especialidad: Gardener

Raymond Brouwers16 July 2016

footage from the field

Here a testimonial with some footage from the field. Tree-nation rocks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtR2XxjT5ew

José Kavona16 July 2016

QUE LINDO PROJECTO

QUE LINDO PROJECTO, PARABÉNS A VOCÊ

Barbara Ramsey14 July 2016

This is where my tree will grow.

This is where my tree will grow. Now I can imagine it growing strong and healthy. I am glad to be even a very small part of this very big enterprise.

valentina valle baroz14 July 2016

It had been love at a glance.

-August 2010- It was the last week of August when I met the tree(s). It had been love at a glance.It was a cool day, it had been raining during all the night and it was my first visit to the Tree Nation plantation. After a long trip, I was finally there, in the countryside near Dosso, "en brousse" as in Niger they say.The plantation was bigger than I expected and very different from the ones we have in Italy. But it was fantastic: the small plants "were greening" everywhere thanks to the water that the wet season was giving them. And they were growing up strong, so differently from the lazy trees we're used to seeing in our city parks. I remember I thought that the difference between European and African vegetation is exactly the same difference there is between people. They fight against almost everything in the surroundings but they're always brighter.I wasn’t alone: my friends Luca and Raymond were traveling with me, and Bouki - our guardian angel - was showing and explaining us the planting process.We met Bouki in Niamey, two days before moving to Dosso and he stayed with us all the time with our other "baby sitter", our friend Djadje. The Toubabs would have been lost without those two men!We spent a week in the plantation and I still cannot focus the best moment I lived. Maybe it was when I planted my first tree. Bouki and Djadje explained me how to do it, starting from digging the clods and then cutting the black plastic bag with a razor blade and then laying the small green shrub in that thick ground. I felt happy like a baby succeeding in cycling. The time we spent there, the people we met, the beautiful nature we saw, everything has been perfect. And even though I don't know when, I'm sure I'll be back someday.

Peter Voets14 July 2016

A great experience!

For those still having doubts about the project, I have been there myself in August and it is quite impressive. Hard conditions but the trees do actually grow. If sceptical do not hesitate to ask me for more pictures.

Issotina Kassimo14 July 2016

C'est extraordinaire, votre travail au Niger.

Vous sauvez ainsi des millions de vies humaines, animales, forestières, et le climat. Des actions de ce genre sont beaucoup plus à encourager car il ne suffit pas d'organiser seulement de grandes rencontres internationales sur la biodiversité et autres thématiques si cela n'est pas suivi d'actions concrètes sur le terrain.De toutes les façons notre organisation, Lambassa ICA BENIN est prète à collaborer avec vous dans cette lutte, car le désert avance et se fait déjà sentir au Bénin à partir du Niger. L'humanité toute entière est vivement interpelée pour ces actions. Merci. Kassimou Issotina

Francoise Geoffroy14 July 2016

Votre expérience est passionnante !

Comment comptez vous faire pour maîtriser à long terme l'occupation des sols sans chasser les agriculteurs des bonnes terres, le boisement est-il sur des bonnes terres à mil ou essayez vous de sauver des terres déjà dégradées ? Les espèces facilement adaptées sont-elles privilégiées car les baobabs trop longs à pousser ne sont là que pour se faire plaisir et stocker l'eau pour lui ,en le prenant aux autres . Danger donc ! Merci de me tenir au courant. M Geoffroy

Especialidad: ancien ingénieur agricole au Niger

Marina Vieira14 July 2016

BRAVO!

Let's hope you'll need to go back soon to plant more trees. Obrigada!

ericson dy14 July 2016

thanks!

thanks to those who cooperated in this project! I appreciated this so much.

Etienne Puech14 July 2016

I hope I can go back

I hope I can go back to Niger next year to see the people, who are so nice, to see the trees, and to plant some new ones. I recommend this experience to everybody. You feel useful, you have fun, you see some marvellous landscape, and meet great people and great culture. A plus

Proyectos CPC14 July 2016

Great! Good job!

We are wishing to be able to see our Senegal Acacia baby!

Ana Pacurar14 July 2016

congratulations !

you did a verry good job !