Tree-Nation

Keeping tree nurseries hydrated in our Tanzania project.

Some of our reforestation projects include educational programs for local schools, teaching children about tree life cycles and how to help grow them.

Planting season has started in Java, Indonesia!
Our project is now preparing sites and transporting seedlings for planting.

🌍 Nelson Mandela’s commitment to a better world inspires us to take action. To honor his legacy, plant a tree today and contribute to a greener planet.

Join this week's Planting Habit and help us reach our goal of planting 1,000 trees.

Plant now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02GxP2g0

Illustration courtesy of Storyset

We've hit a new milestone!

With your support, we've now planted 40 million trees around the world, and we continue growing! Thank you for being part of our community and help us make a positive impact on our planet.

Let's keep planting together!

It's not just in the "external part" of a tree that diferentiates between species. This also happens in parts we don't normally see: the roots.
A robust, well-distributed root network is vital for efficiently capturing resources, allowing the seedling to grow and withstand drought and strong winds.

Our planting team in France are experts in planting hedges of trees around agricultural plots, which is crucial response to ecological and agricultural crises.

This planting method offers multiple benefits:

• Biodiversity: A reservoir of biodiversity, it offers a variety of micro-habitats, supporting the life of a multitude of living beings, from the ground to the canopy.
• Soil conservation: The rural hedge plays a crucial role in soil preservation by slowing water runoff, thus reducing erosion.
• Water management: By slowing runoff, it limits the transfer of pesticides, thus contributing to better water quality.
• Agriculture: By creating a beneficial microclimate, it promotes increased agricultural yields and improves animal welfare.
• Climate: Storing significantly carbon in the soil, roots and branches, rural hedges help combat periods of drought.
• Landscape: An integral part of rural and cultural heritage, it contributes to the diversity and beauty of French landscapes.
• Energy autonomy: A renewable energy source, the rural hedge contributes to the quest for energy autonomy

Seedlings of the "Pinheiro do Paraná," a native tree of the Atlantic Forest that is currently threatened with extinction.

A thriving population needs a thriving planet. Join us in celebrating World Population Day by planting a tree today! 🧑🏽👩🏼‍🦰👦🏽👵🏻🧑🏿

This week's Planting Habit is . Let's reach our goal of planting 1,000 trees together.

Plant now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02Fy6jP0

Illustration courtesy of Storyset

Our nursery in Colombia is flourishing with thousands of seedlings in full germination.

These particular seedlings are Cashew trees, native to the region, known for producing fruits and nuts that greatly benefit both the local fauna and the community.

Learn more about our projects here: https://hubs.la/Q02FclSg0

In June, we surpassed 40,000 trees planted thanks to our community's Planting Habits. Congratulations, team! This week, we continue to celebrate by planting for our most beloved of candies 🍫

Join the community here 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02FnhG90

Environmental education is essential, just like producing native seedlings and restoring ecosystems.

World Chocolate Day is on Sunday... and what is sweeter than chocolate? A planet full of trees! 🌳🍫

This week's Planting Habit is . Plant and gift to help us reach our goal of planting 1,000 trees.

Plant now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02F0nST0

Our project in Colombia forges strong partnerships with local indigenous communities, who offer invaluable plant knowledge. Claudia stands out as one of the many indigenous women who actively support their families through essential activities such as seed collection.

It's that time of the year again - the planting season has kicked off in Nicaragua!

Our seedlings are thriving, and we are ready to start planting soon in Colombia.

Tropics Day is almost here... celebrate these life-bursting, climate-regulating regions with us!

This week's Planting Habit is . Plant and gift trees to in honor of our tropics, and help us reach our goal of planting 1,000 trees.

Plant now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02Ctm3R0

Tree nurseries provide local employment and help educate the community about sustainable agricultural practices, enhancing both ecological and economic resilience.

With the arrival of the monsoon season, the planting season in Thailand begins.

Happy Pride month! Our diversity is our rainbow: inclusive, united, and vibrant 🌈

This week's Planting Habit is . Plant and gift trees to support LGBTQIA+ equality and help us reach our goal of planting 10,000 trees.

Plant now 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02BHc2F0

Today is World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. At Tree-Nation, we are proud to champion reforestation efforts that make our planet greener and more resilient.
Plant your tree today and join us in the fight against desertification and drought.

Five years ago, 20 trees were planted in Cow Bay, Daintree Australia, for the birth of Arlo. Last week, he and his parents visited 'Arlo's trees' and he was very excited.

We are excited to announce the launch of a new reforestation project in Uganda, aiming to plant 250,000 trees with strong support and participation from local communities.

Learn more about the project here 👉https://hubs.ly/Q02BwpnV0

Transporting the seedlings to our planting site in Tanzania.

In just six months, we can already see the growth of our trees. Our project in Brazil proudly showcases the successful results of the recent planting season.

In May, we reached 3,000+ trees planted thanks to our community's weekly Planting Habits. Well done, everyone! This week, let's continue our efforts planting for to support land restoration efforts worldwide.

Join the community here 👉 https://hubs.la/Q02zfWxy0

In the Peruvian Amazon, our project focuses on involving indigenous communities in agroforestry and reforestation activities.

The goal is to diversify their livelihoods and enhance alternative sources of income while reducing the pressure on natural forests and their resources.

This is one of our planting sites in the Amazon rainforest, Brazil, where our trees are beginning to grow. We are eager to see the results in a couple of years.

Innovation with available resources is key to our projects.
In Tanzania, our project uses plastic bottles to make a slow-release watering system for young trees. This system gives just the right amount of water straight to the tree’s roots, making sure they stay hydrated without wasting water.