This vibrant mangrove project in Mombasa, Kenya, is dedicated to restoring overexploited forests while providing local communities with the means to break the poverty cycle while improving climate change defences.

Found in Senegal's Nganda Region, this project is working to restore desertified land to its former fertility, as well as planting trees in communal agroforestry systems, supporting local efforts to reduce poverty, hunger, and inequalities.

Located in Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro and Tanga regions, this mangrove and agroforestry project aims to reverse the significant tree and biodiversity loss caused by traditional farming methods, while providing locals with alternative sources of income, resources and food.

Situated in Haiti's West and Nippes Department, this agroforestry initiative employs a honey-optimised model to combat severe deforestation while empowering women in one of the world's poorest countries.

This Sunshine Coast project is helping restore the declining kelp forests in British Columbia, contributing towards carbon capture while providing food and shelter for an array of plants and animals.

This reforestation project aims to restore the picturesque forests of Cariboo, British Columbia – an area marred by wildfires in 2017, 2018 and 2021 – and restore vital land for local wildlife and Indigenous communities.

The Mersey Forest plan work with local authorities and landowners to plant trees to meet the needs of the location, communities and long term tree and woodland health. All planting is in accordance with the UK Forestry standard, a government endorsed standard, setting out best practice relating to biodiversity, climate change, landscape, people, soil and water.

Based just off the Dartford Crossing, one of the UK's busiest roads, this project is a prime example of reformed and regenerated land. High pollution levels make this an ultra-high emission zone, highlighting the importance of the tree planting.