TreeSisters exists to make it as normal to give back to Nature as it currently is to take Nature for granted.
Why we are different
TreeSisters researches many reforestation organisations to generate the most diverse, impactful portfolio of projects possible. This way you or your business can fund the most ethical, sustainable, respectful and ecologically beneficial tree planting projects.
We make it easy for you to give back every month by funding trees and growing your own global forest. Our cost per tree is 40p/55c.
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Why tropical trees?
Tropical forests are more than 'the lungs' of our world - they are the beating heart of the hydrological cycle. As weather stabilisers, rain creators and cleansers, they are intimately tied to our health and our food. They are ecological healers, crucial for biodiversity and major carbon sinks that absorb excess atmospheric carbon that otherwise acidifies our oceans. We cannot live without them. We are losing them at staggering rates. Destruction needs to stop and restoration needs to become the new norm.
READ OUR TREE STRATEGY COSTS OF TREE PLANTING
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Trees Funded To Date348882
Trees Funded Each MonthThe planting projects we support
Through TreeSisters you become a Restorer by making a monthly donation to grow your own forest, your forest includes the entire portfolio of our planting partners and projects shown here. This means that you are restoring diverse forest ecosystems, protecting multiple critically endangered species, reducing poverty and mitigating climate change.Thank you!
Tamil Nadu, South India
Project Greenhands/ Isha Outreach
Watershed and river restoration
Mt. Kenya, Kenya
International Tree Foundation
Reforesting slopes of Mt Kenya
Boeny Region, Madagascar
Eden Reforestation Projects
Inland and coastal forest restoration
Jhapa Region, Southeast Nepal
Eden Reforestation Projects
Intact forest landscape protection and jungle restoration
Mt.Bamboutos, Cameroon
International Tree Foundation/ERuDeF
Restoring ecological corridors connecting community forests
Bela Vista,
Mozambique
Eden Reforestation Projects
Coastal Mangrove forest restoration
Kalamboro Estuary, Madagascar
Eden Reforestation Projects
Coastal Mangrove forest restoration
Khasi Hills, India - Completed Project
WeForest
Assisted natural regeneration of cloud forest
State of Acre, Brazil (Amazon)
Aquaverde
Indigenous led Amazonian Food Forest project
Yapen Island, West Papua
Eden Reforestation Projects
Coastal Mangrove Forest restoration
Gunung Palung National Park, Borneo
Health in Harmony
Peat swamp forest and Orangutan habitat restoration
Cauvery River Basin
Cauvery Calling
Helping to restore the 10th largest river basin with the farmers and community who live there.
Learn more about each planting projects by clicking on the articles on each project page!You can Grow Your Own Forest by setting up a monthly donation to TreeSisters. By doing this you are supporting our projects in a sustainable way, so that they can plan for the future. You are also stepping into the global community of treesisters.
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Tree References
We have collected our tree articles into one place for easy reference! Please feel free to browse these topics and learn more about how our planting projects work.An Examination of Forest Community Tenure Rights
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
Estimation of CO2 Uptake in TreeSisters Reforestation Projects
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
Is Every Tree Planted by TreeSisters Permanent?
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
Evolving Your Relationship with the Global Forest
By Suzi Steer
Forests: Our Planetary Immune System
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
Why is it Important to Reforest the Tropics?
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
Discover What Are Tree Projects are About
By Lauriane Cayet-Boisrobert
One Health: Deforestation and Emerging Human Disease
By Dr Amelie Summers
The TreeSisters of Mount Kenya
Step into life on the ground in Kenya and meet some of the women whose lives you are touching with your generosity. This film is from our latest field trip to our partner project with the International Tree Foundation reforesting the slopes of Mt Kenya to replenish the most important of their water towers.
Our Tree Partners
