Uganda has lost 60% of forests in 25 years. West Nile region is the most affected.

Our project aims to restore the biodiversity and the ecosystem by planting trees, fostering agro-forestry and improving soil health. Discover how we achieve this and how you can help!

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Our Community

Community Contribution to Rebuild a Lost Environment

Empowering Communities to Restore and Sustain Our Natural Heritage

Community Contribution to Rebuild a Lost Environment

Empowering Communities to Restore and Sustain Our Natural Heritage

Empowering Communities to Restore and Sustain Our Natural Heritage

Project Outline: Rebuilding a Green Future

Charting the Path to a Thriving, Sustainable Environment with Community and Authority Support

Project Outline: Rebuilding a Green Future

Charting the Path to a Thriving, Sustainable Environment with Community and Authority Support

Charting the Path to a Thriving, Sustainable Environment with Community and Authority Support

The Power of Community Involvement in Reforestation

How Local Engagement is Transforming the Landscape and Lives in the West Nile Region

The Power of Community Involvement in Reforestation

How Local Engagement is Transforming the Landscape and Lives in the West Nile Region

How Local Engagement is Transforming the Landscape and Lives in the West Nile Region

A Community Couple’s Commitment to The Trees Project

A married couple of elders give a boost at the Pilot Trees project

A Community Couple’s Commitment to The Trees Project

A married couple of elders give a boost at the Pilot Trees project

A married couple of elders give a boost at the Pilot Trees project

150 Caregivers involved
27000 Seedlings planted
7 Different trees species
52 Communities reached