Projets de reforestation

Look at this wide-open space, ready to be a thriving forest again! 🌳 Degraded landscapes like this are precisely where our restoration efforts are most critical.
We're bringing life back to this area, one protected sapling at a time. Each stake and mesh protector is a step toward

A major agroforestry transformation is underway! Look at this scale. 🚜
We are preparing the soil for a large-scale project alongside this vast field. This mulched trench is the first step before planting lines of trees. Why? To create natural windbreaks, improve soil health, and

One of our younger helpers in Boré with a recently planted seedling. We are partnered to plant with 200 schools and the pupils are always heavily involved in the planting projects. Its so important for youngsters to learn how critical tropical trees are for cooling the planet down

A tree stands not just for itself, but for the life it supports around it

Plant, nurture, protect and grow

He is still younger pupil but he understand the merits of planting trees. He really committed to plant trees with fellow pupils in the school premises. This is among of the things we are proud to seeing as a result of our environmental education programme which raised awareness

We’d like to introduce the team behind every tree: from collecting fruits and seeds to sowing, caring for seedlings, and planting them in the field.

From left to right: Enrique, Leonardo, Ángel, Cristian, Rubén, Roberto, and Héctor.

People who, day after day, put their experience

from seed to soil.

If we open ourselves to the realm of possibilities, what once seemed impossible can become inevitable.

🌱 8 out of 10 seeds germinate.

🌳 Direct field seeding is the present and future of native forest reforestation.

🌱🌳 FROM NURSERY TO PLANTING SITE!

The journey of restoration continues! 💚

Our dedicated Friends of Usambara Society (FoU) nursery workers carefully load healthy tree seedlings from our main nursery, ready for transportation to restoration sites across the Usambara Mountains.

Every

Charcoal production is one of the challenges putting
pressure on our forests. As trees continue to be cut
down, more land becomes degraded and communities
feel the impact.

There is still so much work to do. 🌱
Let’s keep planting trees and restoring the land we’ve
lost.

The younger generation has more to give to the Mother Earth.They need to inherit a natural World with no pollution meaning that we must make them engaged in restoration activities so that they can really understand what actions and policies do protect the environment and what do

At Trees4Trees, women play a vital role in growing both forests and communities. Their contribution to seedling production and land restoration strengthens local livelihoods while helping bring new life to the landscape.

🌿 Restoring a forest takes much more than planting trees.

Throughout the year, our team and local communities carry out ecosystem conservation works that help forests recover and become more resilient. These include building firebreaks to reduce wildfire risk, removing excessive