Plant a tree - offset your carbon
How it works
Buy eco-credits
Buy eco-credits to exchange for the planting of trees in forests across the world.
Plant trees
Plant trees on behalf of your company, yourself, customers, employees and others.
Show you care
Automatically email anyone you've planted a tree for, telling them how much CO2 you've offset.
Imagine the possibilities
Carbon offsetting made easy and affordable
Our web portal allows you to plant trees across the world at a click, and our API allows you to plant trees automatically upon certain actions.
Imagine the carbon you can offset by planting a tree every time someone makes an online purchase, orders a taxi, signs up as a customer, travels to a meeting, or follows you on social media.
With our tree planting from £1, you don't have to imagine.
One tree, tonnes of benefits
How you can make a difference
It's not just carbon you're offsetting either. Every tree planted, is a tree that:
- Absorbs carbon from the atmosphere
- Provides farms with work to support the local economy
- Gives someone an income and a skill to feed their family
- Protects animals from deforestation
- Increases rainfall, purifies water and improves crop yield.
Offset carbon & help the planet
Support communities & families
Protect animals from deforestation
Show customers you care
About us
How we do it
We partner with regulated non-profit NGOs (non-government organisations) who work with local communities to restore healthy forests and reduce extreme poverty across the world.
They hire and train villagers to plant trees, giving them a consistent income to provide for their families and support the local economy.
Each tree planted absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere while also overcoming the negative effects of deforestation on animal populations and the environment.
The more trees you plant, the more you help.
Plant a tree, save the world
Some of our projects
Madagascar
Working with local and tribal communities to reforest large areas of mangrove and dry deciduous forests.
Kenya
Planting trees in the 5,000-hectare Kijabi Forest, to re-establish sustainable water supplies and animal habitats.
Nepal
Helping locals to restore forests that host more than 700 species of wildlife, including the Bengal tiger.
Haiti
Equipping local farmers with the trees needed to protect watersheds and improve food security and supply.
