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Community Questions About Tabebuia impetiginosa: A Keystone Species for Ecosystem Recovery

Beyond its breathtaking winter blooms, Tabebuia impetiginosa , known locally as Tajibo, stands as a fundamental pillar in our strategy for ecologi...

In Mswaha Village, what was once just open land is now the start of something transformative.

Together with the local community, we planted trees that will grow into a living canopy bringing shade, restoring biodiversity, and strengthening the land for generations to come.

Let’s

Meet Silvino Jiménez Cruz, a humble man who gives his all for Tepelmeme.

As president of Bienes Comunales (Common Assets), Silvino was elected by the community to lead for three years. With his guidance and the support of local families, Tepelmeme has faced serious challenges, including

Saplings in Maharashtra are growing strong 🌱💚 A greener tomorrow is taking root!
Agreed?

What looks like scattered green today will be a thriving forest tomorrow - a future home for tigers and wildlife.

Once saplings, now standing tall - these trees are growing strong, promising shade, sustenance, and a better future for our tribal communities.

This native tree specie that is planted by this e8nan at our project is known as Syzygium guinessee.It is a tough native as it can survive even during drought tines.

Ladies and gentlemen! We are planting trees for many reasons but there we decided to plant for refforestation purpose after the loss of natural biodiversity of the area in a long time due to deforestation and several human activities like charcoal burning and lumbering for timbers.

Cassandra Briseno · 2 days ago

Look at that lil guy, thanks for planting, appreciate your efforts!!

We’re growing, Literally.

Our newest nursery is taking shape in Muheza, Tanga, and we couldn’t be more excited to share this milestone with you.

This expansion means more seedlings, more green
cover, and more opportunities to work hand-in-hand with local communities to combat

Inclusivity of all gender in while implementing our projects means the highest chances of successWomen are the catalyst of change,they will be able to help initiatives on envrironmental conservarion activities and implement them effectively as they are affected by climate change

Where nature speaks in stillness, this peaceful landscape reminds us why we plant.

Every tree we add is a step toward preserving the beauty, balance, and life of places like this. Let’s keep nurturing the earth.

Oriana Medina TN · a day ago

Amazing picture!

Reforestation Stories 🎧 How Windbreaks Are Transforming Bolivia’s Amazon with Tree-Nation

As climate threats grow, including rising heat, deforestation, and changing ecosystems, planting a tree makes a powerful impact. At Tree-Nation, we...

This is the way to reach to the planting site at the project named as restoring of degraded Pangani River Basin through enhancement of tree planting project within the river of Soni-Mombo. By making sure that the water 💧 bodies are safely and carefully handled, we get a nice position

Introducing Our New Verification Quality Score Reports: Insights into Project Impact

We are very excited to publish our series of Verification Quality Score Reports , now live on each of the project pages, as well as on our Project ...

In Mnazi Mji Mpya, Lushoto, students took part in planting tree seedlings not just as a one-time activity, but as a way to deepen their understanding of environmental responsibility.

By involving children early in restoration efforts, we’re not only growing trees, we’re nurturing

For over a century, a golden thread has run through our work – putting communities at the heart of restoration. We know that when we work hand in hand with local communities, supporting their vision for their landscapes, we see lasting change on the ground. This impact report reflects

Despite of planting trees to the forests reserves, we also have an agroforestry project with schools here in Tanzania 🇹🇿 where we teach and let the students practice the real planting action with the donation of trees that we give to schools for free.

The Big Bear roaming in the snow last month, captured by our camera trap on Ciomad Mountain!

Agustina Puente TN · 9 days ago

Wooow 🤩

Planting of Croton megalocarpus seedlings along matara river in Gura catchment site which is currently under threat due to encroachment. We have taken over its rehabilitation and 2500 seedlings have been planted so far.

Pepijn Verpalen TN · 9 days ago

Keep up the great work!

Planting season has begun, and with it, a quiet kind of joy.

We met one of many who came to collect shade and fruit trees, gifts that will grow into shelter, nourishment, and legacy.

Thanks to the caring hands and kind hearts here, moments like this are possible.

Hope is growing