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WeForest, FAO and GIZ have just delivered a forest-water capacity building workshop in Mekelle, Ethiopia.
The workshop ran from 18th - 24th June with the
2 July 2018Featured, Project News, Science NewsEthiopia Desa'a 
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In April 2018 WeForest joined the “Pact for the Restoration of the Atlantic Forest” or PACT. PACT is a movement created in 2009, motivated by the critical
22 June 2018Science NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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A third of all land on Earth is severely degraded making it difficult to produce food and collect clean water. How will we live when it’s all gone? The
14 June 2018Featured, Science News 
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People often ask us why WeForest only works in the tropics.
Forests are known for removing the excess of CO2 from the atmosphere and cool our climate: 50
1 June 2018Featured, Environmental News 
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In a nutshell:
a species of wood-boring longhorn beetle is attacking Ethiopia’s frankincense woodlands. These woodlands are vital for Ethiopia's
25 May 2018Science PublicationsEthiopia Seret 
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Hearing the birds and smelling the flowers… Unfortunately today’s forests are shrinking and being degraded: every day a huge area is cut clear.
22 May 2018Featured 
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Where do you go to get your food? What about your medicines, aspirin, antiseptics and the like? How about where you get your heating from (turn on a switch,
16 May 2018FeaturedIndia Khasi Hills 
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Learning how to measure soil water infiltration.
As the world starts to take stock of more than just carbon in forests, WeForest builds on our forests
16 May 2018FeaturedIndia Khasi Hills 
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Weresech K. is 32 years old, she has 7 children and is one of the women directly benefiting from our work in the Seret village. Weresech and her husband
4 May 2018Project NewsEthiopia Seret 
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© Antoine Repessé
“How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.”
Did I miss Valentine’s Day this year? Is this a soppy romance? Is it the stereotyped
16 April 2018Featured 
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Read the WeForest 2017 Annual Report online
13 April 2018WeForest Publications, WeForest Annual Report 