In partnership with KULA, over 250,000 trees have been planted across Rwanda’s coffee-growing regions, empowering over 300 farmers, the majority of whom are women. These trees not only restore the land but also provide a sustainable income for farming families for up to 30 years!

Our efforts in India with the Sustainable Green Initiative focus on distributing fruit tree saplings to marginalised communities, promoting sustainable farming practices. These trees enhance biodiversity, protect endangered species like the Indian Leopard and Striped Hyena, and offer a meaningful income for local farmers.

Western Australia’s southwest, a key biodiversity hotspot, is home to ancient species and the endangered Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo, native to the region. Over-clearing for agriculture has fragmented this ecosystem, putting wildlife at risk. By planting trees and shrubs that supply vital food for the Cockatoo, we’re working to restore and protect this remarkable habitat.

The Albertine Rift is one of Africa’s most important biodiversity hotspots, home to over 50% of Africa’s bird species and 39% of its mammals. One Tree Planted has partnered with the Jane Goodall Institute to plant 3 million trees in this critical area, reconnecting fragmented forests and creating new habitats for endangered species.