“Top restoration projects” now visible on the Plant-for-the-Planet platform “One mosquito can do nothing against a rhino,” our ...
In late March and early April 2023, several fires occurred in different parts of our restoration sites in ...
Fires have occurred this week at Las Américas 1 and Las Américas 11. None of our trees have ...
For some time, we have been able to keep fires away. Warning systems and preventive protective measures are ...
Loss of forest cover and biodiversity can often bring conflict between humans and wildlife if left unaddressed. This ...
Ever heard “trees don’t grow on mountains”? Well, there are ways around that including reforesting the Mountain and ...
These Video Calls, which are now held on a regular basis, bring together managers from restoration organizations to ...
2021 was special and different for Plant-for-the-Planet in many ways. This applies in an outstanding way to the ...
In one week, the planting season in Yucatán officially ends. Before everyone leaves for a well-deserved family vacation, ...
Some areas on our planting site show multiple layers. The seedlings of some tree species grow more slowly. ...
Like every other living thing on planet Earth, plants are programmed to produce offspring to perpetuate their species. ...
To restore degraded lands and bring back biodiversity to tackle the climate crisis by using the right tools. ...
Growing trees is an incredibly complex process. From nursery to the first few years of growth, the trees ...
Currently, Plant-for-the-Planet Ghana is forced to suspend planting activities on their site at Banpewa in the Savannah Region ...
Rainforest restoration is never an easy task. What about restoring the most ancient rainforest in the world? The ...
