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The Quality and Planning Director is a cross-project position, providing technical leadership and coordination of operations strategic planning, processes
1 August 2019Featured, Job vacancies 
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Marie Noelle Keijzer, CEO of WeForest and Peter Kanowski, Professor of Forestry at the Australian National University comment on the Australian ABC
1 August 2019Featured, WeForest in the MediaEthiopia Desa'a 
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Women empowerment is key across our projects as well as taking into account their specific needs and availability, compared to men; without it, WeForest´s
24 July 2019Featured 
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Wie die ETH Zürich im Juli 2019 bestätigt, ist Aufforstung eines der wichtigsten Mittel gegen die globale Erwärmung. Um diese “natürliche Technologie” zu
22 July 2019Partner NewsBayerische Versicherung 
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Engaging in applied research is one of the pillars of our organization. Recently, two students from KU Leuven (one of our science partners) completed their
4 July 2019Science NewsEthiopia Desa'a 
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Engaging in applied research is one of the pillars of our organization. Recently, two students from the Belgian university KU Leuven (one of our science
4 July 2019Science NewsEthiopia Desa'a 
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The evergreen African Wild Olive grows in the Afromontane forests in Sudan, Somalia, Eastern tropical Africa and South Africa. She prefers the drier highland
26 June 2019Featured, Project NewsEthiopia Seret 
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The relationship between forests, water and climate is complicated. To understand how forest restoration impacts water and climate processes, WeForest is
13 June 2019Science NewsBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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Desa’a forest located in the West Rift Valley of Northern Ethiopia is a habitat for several ecological, social and economical important plant species; such as
11 June 2019Featured, Project NewsEthiopia Desa'a 
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Environmental degradation has played a big role in most of Northern Ethiopia. Also the area of Tigray has long been a victim of land degradation, driven by
11 June 2019Featured, Project NewsEthiopia Desa'a 
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Agriculture is one of the main pillars for the Brazilian economy: 25% of the GDP over the past two decades was made up by agriculture and animal husbandry.
10 June 2019FeaturedBrazil, wildlife corridors 
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Restoring forests contributes to higher levels of biodiversity. After all, trees provide different soil nutrients, shadow for those smaller plants that need
14 May 2019Project NewsIndia Khasi Hills 