How gullies threaten livelihoods
Meet Andwalem Adane, a local 5th grader living in Amhara, Ethiopia. He is worried about the gullies that currently scatter the landscape because it threatens his family’s land.
Zambia’s breath of fresh air
Women in the Ajumani refugee camp in south Sudan came up with the name Peko Pe, meaning “no problem”, for a new stove that made it easier to collect fuel.
BLOOMBERG – Profitability Planting 400 billion trees
Responsible travel does not have to be as radical as taking a containership to cross the Atlantic.
BUSINESS MADAME – WeForest CEO talks ‘Love Nature’ campaign
‘Love Nature’ is a successful campaign developed with Brabantia and WeForest to green the desert in Burkina Faso.
How pumas plant trees
Pumas, and potentially other wild felids, could be helping to green the planet by planting trees.
On camera
We’ve spoken a lot recently about the camera traps installed in our forests in Brazil’s Pontal do Paranapanema region.
I am very happy to see the tree nursery arrive in our village
Meet Mulenesh Nigussie, a shy but passionate young 9th grader.
The impact of Kwadraat’s support
In partnership with WeForest, Kwadraat has helped to plant trees and restore the landscapes of Ethiopia, Brazil and Burkina Faso.
The future of the jaguar in the Atlantic Forest
The Atlantic Forest of Brazil, where WeForest is restoring and reconnecting patches of forest, is home to one of South America’s most charismatic species: the jaguar (Panthera onca).
Making earth cooler with Grapedistrict
Grapedistrict, a chain of wine stores in the Netherlands, have taken their tagline – Drink Different – to a whole new level.
