Who will be the one?
This International Day of Forests,
Supporting schools and communities with reforestation
Why is it important to plant a tree?
How to make a tree grow?
In Tanzania, trees are being planted in local nurseries and afterwards they are being distributed among families and secondary schools that take care of them.
Celebrating Women
In celebration of International Women‘s Day, we would like to share the stories of the real change-makers in the field: the women across our project sites in Brazil, Zambia, India, and Ethiopia that have chosen to become independent, to try new things, follow training and train others and above all: the ones that have decided to make a change, for climate, their families, their country and the world.
Restoring forests to preserve valuable cultural practices
I once witnessed an encounter between a spiritual leader from the coast of Tanzania and a spiritual leader from an indigenous community in the Peruvian highlands.
Music can get us through a lot of things, but not through global warming
Interview with Stefaan Vanfleteren – CEO of Piano’s Maene
The Brazilian Forest Code
Explaining the Brazilian Forest Code, the consequences this Code has for WeForests´ reforestation projects in Brazil and how our current projects will not be affected by actions taken by the newly elected president.
What made me decide to stop global warming…
“When I met Bill Liao and I saw the vision that trees can stop global warming, I knew this was going to be my next fight” – WeForest CEO Marie Noelle Keijzer. Watch the 5 min video by Insights Benelux, and why they are going to plant 1 million trees with WeForest…
La Premiere radio (BE)
Marie-Noëlle Keijzer, WeForest CEO, is invited to talk about the benefits of trees on the Belgian La Première radio show “C’est presque sérieux”.
Reforestation is neither a luxury nor a question for hippies
Some causes are more important than the pursuit of profits, says BNP Paribas Fortis’ article.
