Bore

When humans work together anything is possible. Don't listen to those talking heads on the screen that sow division and discord. We are far tronger when we cooperate...

Community cohesiveness is really important in ensuring that all stakeholders are engaged with the shared tree planting agenda. Over 1300 community members attended. we all had a chance to celebrate our afforestation achievements, to welcome new partners and to give even the lowliest

Community engagement is a key part of effective tree planting with tropical forest communities. Here local stakeholders meet with project workers to learn about climate resilient afforestation techniques. A mature indigenous tree is happy to provide some shade from the sweltering

The lovely old Tree-Nation logo made an appearance during our last big community meeting. We love the new one but its nice to see the old one now and again ;-)

Some children in Boré who will benefit from the trees planted by Tree-Nation members and partners.

"You dont plant a tree for yourself"

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At the weekends we often get government employees and professional people like these, collecting seedlings whilst during the week it is mostly local farmers. Thanks to long term support from Tree-Nation, we now count 2100 members in our individual planting partner network. Asanté