Proof, not promises

The UK has just 13% woodland cover, compared to an average of 37% across Europe. That means less natural carbon storage, fewer wildlife habitats, and limited access to green spaces for people.

We plant native broadleaf trees on DEFRA-funded community forest sites. Your support helps absorb carbon, reduce flooding, boost biodiversity, and create greener, healthier spaces for local communities.

Across coastal regions, mangrove forests are disappearing fast. Rapid urban growth, overharvesting, and poor land management have left many of these vital ecosystems damaged or destroyed.

We restore mangrove estuaries rich in biodiversity. These forests act as natural storm barriers, create fishing grounds, and open up fair income streams for communities who rely on them.

Coastal mangrove forests in Brazil have been impacted by deforestation through illegal tree removal, charcoal production, and the lingering impact of past salt extraction.

This project restores vital ecosystems by planting mangroves, among the most carbon-rich forests on the planet. It supports local fishers and creates jobs in communities with limited economic opportunities.

Kelp forests are disappearing fast. Over 40% have declined globally in the last 50 years due to climate change, overfishing, and pollution.

In British Columbia, we restore underwater forests vital for marine life, coastal fisheries, and indigenous communities. Restoring kelp protects biodiversity, supports local livelihoods, and stores carbon in our oceans.