Antoine Moses

Grateful for the opportunity and the challenge. Thank you to my team and all the people involved to help me break that world record. That was amazing. 23060 trees in 24 hours. #guinnessworldrecord #treeplanting

After 10 years and 2 million trees through the Canadian Forestry I now plant solely for environmental purposes and I’m glad that I was able to make the shift in the past couple of years. I now help companies restore Canadian forests through authentic action, real tree planting, and organic storytelling watched by millions. I’m very proud of this and I hope you’ll resonate with my mission and want to take part in🙌 Follow, share and comment to help me spread this mission.

Day 5 planting in Kenya. 47,460 mangrove trees planted in 24 hours! Still hard to process what happened out there. The mud, the tides, the pain, the people, the energy through the night. One of the hardest and most meaningful things I’ve ever done. And this is only the beginning. Comment “tree” to contribute 🙌 Like, comment, follow and share🫡

Mangroves are some of the most fascinating trees on Earth. A single propagule falls from the tree, drifts with the tides, gets stuck in the mud… and begins an entire new forest. This video shows the progression over the years. From the first days after planting, to 1 year, 3 years, and eventually 10+ years later. What starts as a small propagule can grow into an ecosystem that protects coastlines, stores massive amounts of carbon, creates habitat for wildlife, and supports entire communities. Nature is powerful when given the chance to recover. You can now plant 5 trees a month when subscribing to my channel. You’ll get cool exclusive content, access to communicate with me directly and private giveaways. 🌱

How did I plant 47,460 trees in 24 hours? It wasn’t just me. When the sun went down and everything started to hurt… they showed up louder. Singing. Dancing. Smiling. Keeping the energy alive when mine was fading. That night wasn’t about breaking a record. It was about people coming together and carrying something bigger than one person ever could. I planted every tree. But the community carried me through every single one 🌱

I broke the world record. 47,460 mangrove trees planted in 24 hours. This was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, physically and mentally. I planted every single tree myself, but I didn’t do this alone. Behind me, there was a team. People organizing everything so I could focus on planting. People counting every tree and witnessing the whole day. Holding cameras and lights through the night. Feeding me, supporting me, making sure I stayed present. Singing, dancing, cheering me on when it got hard. I was the only one planting. But this record exists because of everyone around me. Special thank you to @theordinary for making this possible by committing 100,000 mangrove trees to this project and helping fund this entire event. Our shared message is simple: environmental impact can be accessible to everyone. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It can start with just one tree at a time. And this wasn’t just about speed. Over the days leading up to this, I learned from mangrove experts and the local community how to do this the right way. Planting the right species, at the right density, at the right time. We even had to stop during the day when the tides came in and flooded the land. We respected the environment and worked with it, not against it. All the trees were tracked throughout the record using the @veritreeofficial app, and will continue to be tracked over the coming months and years. The local community will take care of them, and we’ll be able to follow their progress over time. I’ll also be coming back next year to see how they’ve grown. This is now a historic site, and the survival of these trees matters just as much as the record itself. The last two weeks here in Mombasa have been life changing. Learning from the local community, building real connections, sharing moments I’ll never forget. Huge thank you to the local community, the @earthlungsofficial team, the @kenyaforestservice , and everyone who came to support and witness this. This was bigger than a world record. This was about people, impact, and doing it the right way. Grateful for all of it 🌱

I broke the world record. 47,460 mangrove trees planted in 24 hours. This was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, physically and mentally. I planted every single tree myself, but I didn’t do this alone. Behind me, there was a team. People organizing everything so I could focus on planting. People counting every tree and witnessing the whole day. Holding cameras and lights through the night. Feeding me, supporting me, making sure I stayed present. Singing, dancing, cheering me on when it got hard. I was the only one planting. But this record exists because of everyone around me. Special thank you to @theordinary for making this possible by committing 100,000 mangrove trees to this project and helping fund this entire event. Our shared message is simple: environmental impact can be accessible to everyone. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It can start with just one tree at a time. And this wasn’t just about speed. Over the days leading up to this, I learned from mangrove experts and the local community how to do this the right way. Planting the right species, at the right density, at the right time. We even had to stop during the day when the tides came in and flooded the land. We respected the environment and worked with it, not against it. All the trees were tracked throughout the record using the @veritreeofficial app, and will continue to be tracked over the coming months and years. The local community will take care of them, and we’ll be able to follow their progress over time. I’ll also be coming back next year to see how they’ve grown. This is now a historic site, and the survival of these trees matters just as much as the record itself. The last two weeks here in Mombasa have been life changing. Learning from the local community, building real connections, sharing moments I’ll never forget. Huge thank you to the local community, the @earthlungsofficial team, the @kenyaforestservice , and everyone who came to support and witness this. This was bigger than a world record. This was about people, impact, and doing it the right way. Grateful for all of it 🌱

47,460 mangroves. 24 hours. One historic moment. 🔥🌱 Antomos has officially broken the Guinness World Record, right here at our Mirarani site. 🌍 But this is bigger than a record. It’s restoration at scale. It’s communities in action. It’s hope, planted one tree at a time. 🤍 We did it. And this is just the beginning. #40KChallenge #MangroveRecord #OurPowerOurPlanet #RestoreWithEarthLungs #AntomosChallenge #15BillionTrees

We have been in Kenya for the past 10 days planting mangrove trees, learning from the community and making unforgettable memories with new friends🇰🇪 I’ve planted over 13,600 trees so far to practice and learn the technique. Tomorrow I will attempt to plant over 30,500 mangroves in 24 hours to break the world record The goal is simple. Plant as many mangroves as possible. After hitting 10,000 trees in under 4 hours during practice, I know we are ready to push this further Yes, we are planting a lot of trees, and everything is tracked and verified through @veritreeofficial . The techniques, density, species, timing, and locations are all carefully planned to ensure long term survival, alongside local experts and communities. Supported by @theordinary , committing 100,000 trees to back the mission We go for it tomorrow We will be live on Kick, YouTube and Facebook. Links in bio 🌍

A historic moment is coming to our coast. 🌍🌱 On 30th April, at our Mirarani site in Mombasa, we will host @antomosplant as he attempts to plant 40,000 mangroves in 24 hours in a @guinnessworldrecords . This initiative supports the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry @forestry_ke and the @kenyaforestservice , bringing together partners, communities, and restoration efforts on the ground. At EarthLungs, we are proud to play our part in making this possible. Stay with us as we count down to the big day. @kefrikenya @kenyaforestservice @forestry_ke @wwf_kenya @veritreeofficial @nemakenya @capitalfmkenya @palloti76 @ntvkenya @tv47ke @citizentvkenya @kbcchannel1 @bbcnews @bbcearth @netfund_kenya #JazaMiti #15BillionTrees #15billiontreesby #15billiontreeby2032 #treeplantingchallenge

This is my final practice day before attempting to break the mangrove world record, where I’ll have to plant 30’470 mangrove trees to break it. I was able to plant 10’000 mangrove trees in 3h15mins which gives me a clear understanding of what it will take. I will be Live-streaming on Kick for 24h starting at midnight EST on Thursday April 30th. You can support the mission by joining the live and gifting trees through subs or visit my website to help plant mangroves. 1$ = 1 mangroves 🌱 Comment “tree” to support and plant trees with us 🌱

Working alongside the local Kenya crew is a life changing experience. Even if we are here to break a world record, this project is much more meaningful. We are learning about the culture, their view on nature and the restoration process, and seeing how these projects support the community and create long term impact.