01. Trees help restore nature
Tree roots help hold soil together, reducing erosion and helping the land retain water. Trees also provide food and shelter for wildlife, supporting biodiversity and healthier ecosystems.
02. Trees help families grow
Through our partnership with Trees for the Future, we support the Forest Garden Program. Over four years, farmers learn to grow a diverse mix of trees and crops on their land.
This approach can help families improve soil fertility, grow more food and build more sustainable sources of income.
03. Trees contribute to a healthier climate
As trees grow, they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store carbon in their trunks, roots and branches. Trees alone cannot solve climate change, but restoring forests and growing trees responsibly can be part of the solution.
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