Tree Aid

Bristol, England, United Kingdom 路 Nonprofit 路 Regional 路 since 1987

Growing trees with communities in the drylands of Africa to tackle poverty and land degradation

About

Tree Aid is a Bristol-based UK charity working since 1987 with communities in the Sahel and drylands of Africa: Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mali, Niger and Senegal. Its programmes combine tree growing and natural regeneration with forest governance, natural resource management, tree-product enterprises (shea, cashew, moringa, baobab) and food security. It reports growing over 8.8 million trees and supporting more than 1.2 million people in 2025-26.

The numbers

MetricYearValueProgramConfidenceSource
Hectares restored20265,699Organization-wideSelf-reportedsource2025-26: 'an additional 5,699 hectares of land are now being sustainably managed by community groups'
Hectares restoredto date202643,892Organization-wideSelf-reportedsourceImpact page: 43,892 hectares of land benefitting from restoration (268,914 ha under sustainable management)
Trees planted20268,800,000Organization-wideSelf-reportedsource'In 2025-26, we grew over 8.8 million trees' (trees grown, including natural regeneration)
Trees plantedto date202648,945,320Organization-wideSelf-reportedsourceImpact page counter: 48,945,320 trees grown since 1987

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