Where the trees actually go
21,370 trees on 33 planting sites in 16 countries, every one of them counted.
The numbers
Every country a tree stands in
Tap a country to see the planting sites there.
Where we plant now
The sites taking new trees today. Every tree planted with us this week goes to one of these.
6,763trees for our petsRestoring degraded land through agroforestry in GuatemalaGuatemala
1,294trees for our petsSupporting small-holder farmers in MalawiZombaMalawi
501trees for our petsProtecting the Kakamega forest through local agroforestryKakamegaKenya
361trees for our petsWildfire restoration in Mountain Meadows, CaliforniaCaliforniaUnited States
315trees for our petsRestoring native Polylepis forests in the high AndesChallabambaPeru
295trees for our petsRestoring degraded ancestral land in AustraliaWestern AustraliaAustralia
109trees for our petsNative woodland across the UKUnited Kingdom
1tree for our petsWhere we have planted
25 more sites, finished and growing. 11,731 of our trees stand on them.
2,850treesMangrove planting at Kandrany, MadagascarKandrany 2Madagascar
2,449treesForest restoration in GuatemalaGuatemala
1,362treesPlanting forest gardens in Busoga, UgandaBusogaUganda
1,206treesRestoring the last fragment of tropical rainforest in KenyaKakamega CountyKenya
623treesPlanting trees and supporting water security in Kenyan forestsDundoriKenya
582treesPlanting Forest Gardens in Mount Elgon, UgandaMbaleUganda
532treesWildlife corridors for koalas, New South WalesNew South WalesAustralia
439treesGreening Mpimbwe campaign in southern highlands of TanzaniaMpimbweTanzania
300treesRewilding the Appalachians, USAAppalachiaUnited States
289treesA flourishing future for Gewocha Forest, EthiopiaJabi-TehnanEthiopia
287treesCommunity-led reforestation of Mount Elgon water tower, UgandaBulambuli DistrictUganda
282treesMount Elgon Plant It Forward, UgandaMount ElgonUganda
128treesReforestation in Mwanza, TanzaniaTanzania
119treesPlanting forest gardens in TanzaniaIringaTanzania
90treesRestoring the Butiama Hills landscape in TanzaniaTanzania
70treesRestoring riparian habitat in Southwest USAUnited States
49treesMangrove planting in Irregele Milato, MozambiqueIrregele MilatoMozambique
33treesReforestation in Mussuquelane, MozambiqueMussuquelaneMozambique
11treesSaving Endemic Moroccan Fruit Tree SpeciesOuezzaneMorocco
11treesMangrove planting in Marotaola, MadagascarMarotaolaMadagascar
7treesReforestation in Changalane, MozambiqueChangalaneMozambique
6treesRestoring degraded land in SenegalTambacoundaSenegal
4treesRestoring Andean Forests in ArgentinaCórdobaArgentina
1treeProtecting and restoring Andean Forests in BoliviaCochabambaBolivia
1treeWhat we do not claim
- A tree is not a carbon offset and we do not sell it as one. We do not issue offset certificates.
- Trees die. The count here is of trees planted, and a planted tree is not the same thing as a grown one.
- We do not plant on land that would have regrown without help, and we do not count natural regeneration as ours.
How it is verified
Every tree to date was funded through Ecologi, who vet each project and report every tree back to us one by one. The planting itself is done by organisations on the ground, among them One Acre Fund, Trees for the Future, the International Tree Foundation and One Tree Planted. Each site page names its own.
Insurers and corporate partners can request the underlying planting records and a written impact statement for their own reporting.
Request the impact statement
Every tree has a name on it
These are not anonymous trees. Each one is planted for a specific animal and you can find it by name or number.
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