Our tree planting projects

Koala Corridor in NSW Northern Rivers, Australia

Trees donated to this project will be strategically planted to help connect separate koala colonies, while enhancing, protecting and conserving the critically endangered Lowland Rainforest of Subtropical Australia. By creating tree “corridors”, we’re helping restore natural habitats for all sorts of other unique Aussie animals, birds and invertebrates while providing jobs for years to come. 

Mornington Peninsula Koala Corridor, Australia

This project aims to enhance plant life and create a green belt around the bay to help koala colonies reach each other safely across the Peninsula. By planting carefully selected native trees, shrubs and grasses, this project will help boost biodiversity, improve carbon absorption, and restore soil health in previously farmed areas. 

Trees for Survival, New Zealand

This project is not only about improving damaged environment but also educating younger generations to take charge. 260+ schools across New Zealand will be provided with 1,000 seedlings each and get hands-on experience with restoration and conservation. From looking after the seedlings to eventually planting them, this project gets students, teachers, and community volunteers involved in reducing soil erosion, safeguarding water quality, restoring habitats, and improving biodiversity across +200 sites. 

Agroforestry and Watershed Restoration Project, Indonesia

This project aims to introduce a more sustainable way of farming into 4 different Indonesian village communities to help increase their land’s water catchment capabilities and reduce pressure on surrounding wildlife. By embracing the local beliefs on the Dayak tribe, this project will also help improve community status and provide a stable source of income for local farmers. 

Regenerative Agroforestry on Contour, Guatemala

This project focuses on teaching local communities in the state of Izabal about the benefits of regenerative agroforestry in restoring healthy ecosystems. So far, this project has helped 14,000+ local families learn to harness agroforestry to create multiple income streams from various planted crops. 

Trees For Survival, New Zealand

Number of trees planted: 100,000 

This project was all about giving a hands-on opportunity for school children from over 200 schools to make a practical difference to their environment while learning about conservation, revegetation, wetland restoration, and creating habitat for native wildlife. 

Monarch Restoration Project, Mexico

Number of trees planted: 584,739 

Millions of Monarch butterflies migrate from the US + Canada to Mexico every year in the winter, where they rest in high-altitude tree forests during the colder months. With these forests increasingly under threat, this project focused on restoring both surrounding farmlands and forests to help improve the habitat in an essential migration corridor. 

Koala Corridor Project in NSW Northern Rivers, Australia

Number of trees planted: 55,000 

This project was all about protecting iconic Aussie animals, including koalas, and focused on creating wildlife corridors by planting both koala food trees and local rainforest trees to link up habitats across the northern rivers of NSW. 

Amazon Restoration, Peru

Number of trees planted: 216,392 

Expanding agricultural activities and increased demand for wood has put huge amounts of pressure on Amazon forests. This project helped restore 520 hectares of degraded land across the in Peruvian Amazon and provided a source of income to 475+ families across 5 communities. 

Natural Disaster Recovery Tree Project, Southeast US

Number of trees planted: 240, 574 

This project was all about revitalising land that had been ravaged by natural disasters including hurricanes, wildfires and floods by replanting native plant species for landowners who couldn’t afford to complete reforestation activities on their own.