Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects

NP Nepal
Completed

Eden began its Nepal Reforestation Project in 2015 to help improve local livelihoods and restore forests in areas of critical importance. Eden has been working in 3 distinct regions across the country, including a partnership with Chitwan National Park, a World Heritage Site in Nepal. By partnering with the National Park system, Eden Projects is helping to protect and create a reforested buffer zone that is vital to protect animal habitat.

3,395,711Trees funded of 3,282,385
1,419,323 TCO2 compensated
41,542Followers
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LandRestoration
7 updates
May 2024

Here are some of our tree seedlings that are ready to be transplanted into our planting sites

28 May 2024
April 2024

In Nepal, the active involvement of local communities in our initiatives fills us with pride. Their participation allows us to immerse ourselves in their traditions and honor their heritage, while jointly working towards conserving their natural surroundings.

29 Apr 2024
March 2024

A farmer carries young trees through the forest, part of a vital effort to reforest and rejuvenate the land.

26 Mar 2024
February 2024

We honor the remarkable contributions of women in our nurseries and fieldwork, whose dedicated efforts in land restoration have rejuvenated thousands of hectares. Their involvement has been instrumental in our journey toward environmental rejuvenation, demonstrating the profound

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26 Feb 2024
Jürgen Rein · 25 March 2024

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October 2023

Local communities are the key to the success of any project! By engaging with them, we can almost guarantee a greener future!

20 Oct 2023
July 2023

Our dedicated teams in Nepal understand that trees, like any living beings, require nurturing and care from the very start. It's not simply about planting a seed, but fostering a life. By investing time and resources in pre-planting care, we ensure the robustness and survival of

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24 Jul 2023
May 2023

Nepal, where nature is the lifeline for many, sadly retains less than 30% of its original forests due to various factors. But, there's hope! Through our project, we've breathed life back into the land with over 12 million native trees, fortifying local communities and wildlife habitats

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31 May 2023