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A progressive forest law
The Brazilian Forest Code, first introduced in 1934 (with changes in 1965 and 2012) aims to protect rivers, soils and forests in
12 February 2019FeaturedBrazil 
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During COP24 in Katowice, Poland, end of last year, it once again was discussed how to deal with an ever growing and demanding global population in an
7 January 2019Featured 
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Some may say that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is not 'economically viable' or that it might erode someone's income. However, if they do not, these
20 December 2018Featured, Environmental News 
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When starting a new project totally from scratch, it might sometimes take up to a year before we start planting and protecting the first trees. That's a very
11 December 2018FeaturedIndia Khasi Hills 
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The theme of this year´s Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) in Bonn was´Connecting for impact´. Connecting people from across the world and across sectors -
6 December 2018Featured 
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The biggest climate march ever in Belgium took place on Sunday December 2nd in the streets of Brussels, coinciding with the start of the UN Climate
5 December 2018Featured 
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Forest fires are a result of global warming, they also increase it. They cause more carbon to be released, increase temperatures, transforming land into
19 November 2018Featured, WeForest in the Media 
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Engineers are trying to replicate what a tree does (absorb and store carbon) to reduce carbon pollution : what’s wrong with just using trees?
19 November 2018Featured, WeForest Video 
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Thank you Archbishop Desmond Tutu for your wise words written for us 5 years ago. Your wisdom continues to inspire us. (Extract from the book: "
13 November 2018Featured 
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Teaching a weekend course on Tropical Forest Restoration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in exchange for trees being planted for WeForest's Atlantic Forest
25 October 2018FeaturedBrazil 