Friesland – Ketliker Skar (The Netherlands)
In Friesland, Trees for All is planting new forest in nature reserve Ketliker Skar. Together with their partner It Fryske Gea, a total of 15,984 trees will be planted. This way we ensure a future-proof forest and contribute to more biodiversity in the Frisian nature. More information can be found here
Costa Rica
From jaguars and iguanas to toucans and nose bears, Costa Rica’s tropical forests are home to thousands of plant and animal species. Unfortunately, forests are still disappearing to make way for farmland or plantations. As a result, the habitat of all these plants and animals is becoming smaller and smaller. High time for change! That […]
United Kingdom – 700 metres of hedgerows in Canterbury
Together with Sylva Nova, we planted 700 metres of hedges on the Junior Kings’s School grounds. This way, we increase biodiversity along the river and provide a greener environment for the students. The hedges were planted along the River Stour on the playing fields of Junior Kings’s School. In doing so, we are creating a ‘green-blue […]
Canada – Forest Fire restoration
With our introduction to Canada, we are now also supporting a large reforestation project to restore large parts of the country that suffered from the wild fires in the last few years. Our forestation partner One Tree Planted has signed up to plant 2,2 million trees as a part of the larger 50 million tree […]
Portugal – Landscape restoration in the Faia Brava Reserve
Northeastern Portugal is known for its special Montado landscape, with beautiful grasslands and trees. Unfortunately, more and more nature is disappearing due to forest fires and large-scale grain production. That is why we support our afforestation partner Trees for All to restore the landscape together with their local partner ATNatureza. How? A total of 8,000 […]
Pennsylvania North America – Keystone
Adding 513 native trees to the Pennsylvania landscape together with One Tree Planted will improve the Bay’s water quality by stabilizing stream and river banks, filtering water flow from agricultural, urban, and abandoned mine land environments. Unprecedented resources and streamlined access to diverse species of high-quality trees and supplies to encourage healthy forest buffer implementation. […]
Australia – The Big Scrub rainforest region – A critically endangered ecosystem
The Big Scrub is the name of the remnant rainforest in the Byron Shire region of northern New South Wales. Before agricultural clearing it was the largest expanse of lowland subtropical rainforest in Australia, covering an area of approximately 75,000 hectares where an incredible array of species grew. Tragically European settlers cleared almost 99% […]
Restoring forests at Landgoed Zuylestein
The beautiful country estate Landgoed Zuylestein is located in Leersum, in Utrecht. Trees for All is working there on the restoration of a monumental forest, which sustained serious damage in 2021 due to heavy storms. A strong fall wind, as it is known, combined with extreme rainfall and gusts, meant that many trees were blown […]
Belgium – From grassland to living forest in Flanders
Near the Flemish Luciebos, a large grassland of 11 hectares lies in between a number of nature reserves. Currently, this piece of land has hardly any value for local nature. Only English ryegrass, a type of grass used as fodder, grows there. Because only one species grows there, the grassland is not an attractive environment […]
Sulawesi Indonesia – More tropical rainforest
On Sulawesi, we are supporting Trees for All, in planting 160,000 trees to transform monotonous grassland back into tropical rainforest. We are doing this together with the Masarang Foundation, founded by Dr Willie Smits. The project also provides work and income to the surrounding communities. In this way, we are restoring a unique ecosystem in […]
The Netherlands – Greening the countryside
Together with Trees for All, we are working on greening the countryside in Friesland, Overijssel and Gelderland. We do this by planting landscape elements such as hedges, rows of trees, pollard willows or wooded banks. In this way we enhance the unique Dutch landscapes and the habitats of countless plants and animals. Landscape elements are […]
Vietnam – Restoring Dune Forests
The coast of Central Vietnam is increasingly battered by tropical storms and hurricanes. Its natural dune vegetation has all but disappeared, leaving villages in the hinterland vulnerable to floods as a result. This project adds to the restoration of dune forests, provides natural coastal protection and enables local people to develop a resilient, climate-proof ecosystem. […]
Ghana – Bongo District
The Bongo District is one of the driest areas in the region. Due to desertification the shores of the VEA Dam are subjected to erosion and salinization. Trees for All joins forces to restore the original riparian forests and, by planting valuable tree species, create a more robust form of small-scale agriculture. Click here for […]
Bolivia – Reforestation and Agroforestry
In the Bolivian Andes, Trees for All is planting 219,000 trees together with the Samay Foundation and the local population. This is how we restore depleted soils, address water shortages and improve the living conditions of people in the region. Click here for more information.
Spain – Restoration of Parkland
Impressive Sierra de Maria-Los Velez Natural Park is situated in Andalusia. Recently, former farming land has been added, but indigenous species of trees which used to grow here have all but disappeared. That is why we are going to restore the parkland. We will do this together with our partner, Alvelal, planting over 43,000 trees […]
Borneo – Restoring the tropical forest
Along with the Borneo Nature Foundation, Sebangau National Park rangers and the local population, we are going to plant 100,000 trees. This will restore 250 hectares of Sebangau that was destroyed by fire. Our reforestation project will ensure more habitat for the orang-utan, as well as sequestering carbon and creating jobs for people from the […]
Mexico – Mangrove Recovery
This project takes place in the Los Tuxtlas Biosphere Reserve in the Gulf of Mexico. This is where beautiful mangrove forests originate. These forests form an important connection between the land and the sea. Unfortunately, more and more mangrove is disappearing due to logging and forest fires. This has disastrous consequences for the ecosystem and […]
Madagascar – Restoration of Unique Forest
Madagascar is one of the countries in the world with the most endemic plant and animal species. These unique species are found only on the island and nowhere else. However, the country’s overwhelming biodiversity is under severe pressure due to unsustainable land use and climate change. Together with the Zazamalala Foundation, we will transform 150 […]
The Netherlands – New Loam Forest in Het Groene Woud
In the Brabant Groene Woud beautiful loam forests occur naturally. These rare forests are a true biodiversity hotspot: they are home to countless species of plants and animals that are characteristic of these forests. Trees for All wants to further expand and strengthen this special nature. That is why we are planting new loam forests […]
Uganda – Rainforest Restoration and Protection
Kibale National Park is one of the most beautiful rain forests in East-Africa, harbouring a wealth of flora and fauna. As a result of former land use a part of Kibale has been overgrown by Elephant grass. Trees for All has contributed to tree planting in these grassed-over areas. This project has now been completed.
The Netherlands – Limburg and Noord-Brabant
Hotels for Trees and Trees for All are supporting Limburgs Landschap to establish more than 30 hectares of new forest, divided into 26 parcels of various sizes. The new forest will be located in Venlo, Peel en Maas, Nederweert, Weert, Maasgouw, Eijsden-Margraten and Valkenburg aan de Geul. In total 136.660 trees and shrubs will be […]
