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The Atlantic Forest of Brazil, where WeForest is restoring and reconnecting patches of forest, is home to one of South America’s most
13 December 2016Science Publications, Project NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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Before getting involved in the project, the school grounds at Kyaro primary school were bare and lifeless. Now, they are scattered with around 2600 trees of
6 December 2016Project NewsTanzania 
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Cisero Natercio is a member of the Landless Workers Movement (Portuguese: Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Terra, MST), a movement for land reform
23 November 2016Project NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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Elisabeth Zimba is 65 years old but she still manages her 2 hectares of farmland in Luanshya in Zambia’s copperbelt province. She recently joined our project
14 November 2016Project NewsZambia Luanshya 
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In August, our team had the opportunity to visit Muhundwe Primary School in Kinesi, Tanzania, to check up on how they’re progressing with our project. Over the
10 November 2016Project NewsTanzania 
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That forests are actually good for our health is not news. They provide oxygen, water and nutrition. Plants have also been used as natural remedies and
8 November 2016Project NewsIndia Khasi Hills 
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It has long been argued that working alongside local communities creates a more favorable climate for environmental restoration. Across all of WeForest’s
8 November 2016Project NewsEthiopia Seret 
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Last month we shared the launch of our partner IPÊ's Selfies in the Forest Web Platform.
We are excited to announce that the website has been
3 November 2016Project NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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Meet Shabani Haji. With our support, she has planted and nurtured a healthy little forest on her land.
Each year she collects the fruits from her plot of
27 October 2016Project NewsTanzania 
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On Saturday 22 October 2016 in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, WeForest held an on-site consultative meeting and discussion with District Officers, Mekele
24 October 2016Project NewsEthiopia Seret 
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In the hills of India’s Meghalaya region, communities of indigenous people known as the Khasi live alongside luscious cloud forests and sacred groves.
21 October 2016Project NewsIndia Khasi Hills 
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The community-based nurseries in Pontal do Paranapanema are working intensively to produce the thousands of seedlings that will be used in the next areas
14 October 2016Project NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 