Trillion Trees

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom 路 Coalition / initiative 路 Global 路 since 2017

Joint venture of BirdLife International, WCS and WWF to protect and restore forests worldwide

About

Trillion Trees is a partnership of BirdLife International, the Wildlife Conservation Society and WWF, publicly launched in London in November 2017 as a 25-year initiative to help protect and restore one trillion trees by 2050. Hosted at BirdLife's offices in Cambridge, UK, it channels funding through a ReForest Fund to partner-led restoration landscapes in countries including Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Indonesia, Kenya, Laos, Mexico, Tanzania and Papua New Guinea, and publishes forest-policy analysis such as assessments of national climate plans (NDCs).

What they run

Grant fund channelling donations to partner-led forest restoration landscapes run by BirdLife, WCS and WWF offices in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Indonesia, Kenya, Laos, Mexico, Tanzania and Papua New Guinea.

Trees by type of work

ActivityTreesYears
馃尣 Reforestation526,1232024

Only figures attached to a named program count here. Organization-wide totals sit in the table below.

The numbers

MetricYearValueProgramConfidenceSource
Hectares restored2024367ReForest FundSelf-reportedsource2024 Impact Report: 367 hectares restored across 10 ReForest Fund landscapes in 2024
Trees planted2024246,696ReForest FundSelf-reportedsource2024 Impact Report (ReForest Fund projects): 'restored 246,696 trees and 367 hectares during 2024'
Trees plantedto date2024526,123ReForest FundSelf-reportedsource2024 Impact Report: 526,123 trees planted or regrown by ReForest Fund projects since 2021 (excludes the partners' wider portfolios)

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