Green hills of the Atlantic Forest with restored corridors between fragments

Our Forest

Everything we have grown together.

Not one person's offset. One forest, planted by 5 members and still growing with every contribution.

5
Members
5 joined this month
50
Trees and shrubs
planted and scheduled
625 m2
Land restored
12.5 m2 per tree
175.0 t
CO2 over 20 years
up to 3.5 t per tree

Next milestone: 1,000 trees

950 to go

Every new member moves this bar. Members who invite a friend move it twice.

Batch 01, already in the ground

1,000 plots, planted before we sold them

We did not wait for pledges. The first 1,000 trees and shrubs of batch 01 are already in the ground, each one with its own GPS position. When you join, one of the 990 available plots is assigned to you straight away, with coordinates and species.

Claimed by a member (10) Available now (990)Batch 01, Brazil

Select a plot to see its exact coordinates, species and whether it is still available.

Rioterra, Rondonia

The Amazon

50

trees by our members

Land restored
625 m2
CO2 over 20 years
175.0 t
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Mata Atlantica corridors

The Atlantic Forest

0

trees by our members

Land restored
0 m2
CO2 over 20 years
0 kg
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Beyond carbon

What else this forest does

Restoration is not only about CO2. These are the other outcomes we track, using project averages per tree.

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Families supported
seed collection, nurseries and planting work
2.5 t
Food grown per year
agroforestry species inside the food forest
60+
Native species
across both planting regions

Nine UN Sustainable Development Goals we contribute to

A tree here is never only a tree. Each one is part of a food forest that feeds and employs the families living next to it.

SDG 1

No poverty

Farmers earn from the harvests the system produces, on top of paid planting work.

SDG 2

Zero hunger

Food species grow between the trees and feed the families who tend them, with the surplus sold locally.

SDG 8

Decent work and economic growth

Nursery, planting and monitoring work is done by nearby communities, creating reliable local income.

SDG 9

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Every planting cluster is geolocated and registered, so absorption is traceable instead of estimated.

SDG 10

Reduced inequalities

Indigenous and smallholder partners are paid fairly and are partners in the project, not beneficiaries.

SDG 11

Sustainable cities and communities

Restored land around villages supports both biodiversity and the people living next to it.

SDG 13

Climate action

Up to 3.5 t CO2 captured per tree over twenty years.

SDG 15

Life on land

Native species return to degraded cattle pasture and whole ecosystems come back with them.

SDG 17

Partnerships for the goals

Delivered with local governments, NGOs, cooperatives and technology partners, funded by our members.

What you can inspect

  • The GPS position of every plot in batch 01, on a satellite map.
  • Which plots are still available and which ones are already assigned to a member.
  • The species planted in your own plot, with the food forest they belong to.
  • The running totals of members, trees, land and modeled CO2 on this page.

What these figures mean

Impact figures are modeled project averages and not guaranteed outcomes. Tree counts and plot coordinates come from the planting records of our partners. Carbon, land, food and family figures are calculated from project averages per tree, not from individual measurement of your trees.

Read the full methodology

Add your number to this forest

Membership starts at 10 euro a month, VAT included, and every 10 euro funds five trees and shrubs. You get your membership number and your plot the moment you join.