Reforesting the tropics through women’s nature-based leadership
TreeSisters aim to restore the earth’s forest, one woman at a time.
Selfies in the forest
Every tree we plant helps to cool our earth.
Bees for Trees
Lately, there has been a lot of talk about bees.
Can’t see the water for the trees?
In the wake of the Forest-Water Nexus monitoring workshop that took place in Sweden last week, the need for an integrated approach to forest and water management has been highlighted once more in an article published today by Dr Dalton and colleagues.
Bill Liao on Bloomberg TV
Did you know that trees cool our planet?
The Nakd Forest
Looking after the environment means a happier world for all, and ultimately an even yummier, natural wholefoods for us to snack on!
People and planet
Few conservationists would argue that rural people are perfect conservation allies and fewer still would argue that a forest full of people is a forest empty of animals.
400,000 trees so far
We are excited to hear we have crossed the 400,000 tree mark in our pledge to plant one million every five years with WeForest.
COTY reaches Earth Day goal of 30k trees planted
We did it! Thanks to your engagement, COTY planted 30,000 trees to benefit the programs of WeForest in 2 locations: half in the Upper Paraná Atlantic Rainforest Ecoregion of Brazil and half in the East Khasi Hills in the Meghalaya subtropical forests ecoregion of India.
Dare to invent the future: Thomas Sankara and his plan to save the forest
Located in the heart of West Africa, Burkina Faso is a landlocked country with a dry and arid climate. Despite its dry climate, it was the leading cotton producing country during French rule. After it gained independence from France in 1960, Burkina Faso suffered in poverty and corruption.
