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“The tropics lost 12.2 million hectares of tree cover in 2020, according to new data from the University of Maryland and available on Global Forest Watch,”
15 April 2021Featured 
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The people in the region of Tigray in Northern Ethiopia are facing a severe crisis: a dry spell, internal conflict, crops damaged by locust swarms
18 March 2021FeaturedEthiopia Seret, Ethiopia Desa'a 
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Such a venture can only succeed if local communities are involved in the long-term, says writer Rachel Cernansky. “Newly planted trees can die of neglect
10 March 2021Science News 
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Image: Planting seedlings at our Malawi project site. © Ruben Foquet, WeForest
1. Protect existing forests first
Keeping forests in
24 February 2021Featured 
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Celebrating World Wetlands Day 2021, WeForest and Oceanium are excited to announce their ambitious partnership to restore one of the world’s most spectacular
2 February 2021Featured, Project NewsCasamance Mangroves, Sine-Saloum Mangroves 
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Starting this year, the Tietê Forests project is a collaboration between WeForest and AES Brasil Energia S.A., an energy company which has already been
12 January 2021Featured, Project NewsTietê Forests 
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Soil health and forest restoration go hand in hand. When there’s little forest cover, the rains can cause severe soil erosion. Droughts without
4 December 2020Featured 
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IDESAM – recently named one of the top 100 NGOs in Brazil, and one of only three in the sustainability/environment category – has been working with
3 December 2020Featured, Project NewsReversing deforestation in Apuí 
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By supporting the scaling of ‘EverGreening’ practices - which include Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration, Pastoralist Managed Natural Regeneration and
25 November 2020Featured 
