• Dosso, Niger

This project is aimed at fighting desertification and poverty. The products of the plantation alleviate malnutrition and generate high revenues offering the population new development opportunities.

• Rio Blanco, Nicaragua

The project aims to regenerate and improve the soil while reforesting the “Rio Blanco” region. The project also has a positive effect on the local population by providing easier accesses to potable water.

• La Pedregoza, Colombia

This afforestation and reforestation project is located in the Orinoco River basin of Colombia. The plantation is designed to provide long-term economic sustainability for the adjacent natural reserve, dedicated to the conservation of local flora & fauna. We use natural farming techniques to do so.

• Alamanga, Madagascar

The project helps preserving the amazing biodiversity of Madagascar. It also aspires to reduce deforestation in the island, proving that preserving a forested area, while exploiting and making a durable use of it, is more profitable than destroying it.

• Bore, Kenya

Sooner or later, our world is going to overheat if we do not protect and conserve the planet's tropical forests. Since 2007, this unique project has been working closely with ordinary Kenyan subsistence farmers to find ways to help them grow new food crops that reduce the stress on their forest.

• Limay, Nicaragua

A community-based reforestation initiative that regroups small-scale farming families to develop ecosystem services for the voluntary carbon market. Participants reforest and maintain under-utilized portions of their land in exchange for payments for ecosystem services.

• Nord-Pas-De-Calais, France

The project aims to build and lead associative groups committed to act at a local scale in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais territory. Micro-actions are set in place to expand the woodlands cover and better interconnect the ecosystem they belong to. Eco-citizenship and participation are project's core values.

• Sacred Seeds, Colombia

This project, situated on a 16 hectare parcel of land inside a natural reserve, involves the planting of a botanical garden in the Orinoco River basin to conserve its traditional medicinal trees and plants. The project is being done together with the Missouri Botanical Gardens in the USA.

• Tierras Morenas, Costa Rica

We reforest degraded cattle pastures owned by Costa Ricans with diverse native trees, professionally managed for 25 years. Benefits include maximum capture of carbon dioxide, preservation of species of tropical plants and animals, and conservation of water supplies.