Happy Earth Day! 🌳
If you would like to learn some ways of how you can make an impact for the future of our planet visit the Get Involved link in our bio.
Restoring ecosystems and transforming communities is no small task. Collaboration makes it possible. We are thankful to our local partners for all their contributions to making a transformative impact! Even the military in Guatemala has come out to support the restoration projects. Check it out!
It’s inspiring to see how people across the globe, from our restoration team in Guatemala to supporters in Australia, truly understand the importance of reforestation.
We appreciate how this community leader recognizes the kinds of communities we serve. Many of our projects take place in remote areas where local needs have long been overlooked. Era’s work empowers these remote communities to become leaders who drive environmental solutions that benefit the entire region!
Next stop: Senegal
We’re joining a multinational effort on the front lines of the Sahel, working to slow and reverse the spread of desertification. In partnership with local communities, we’re helping restore mangrove ecosystems, terrestrial forests, and develop sustainable agriculture that supports both people and the land.
These projects do more than plant trees. They rebuild soils, bring biodiversity back to degraded landscapes, protect coastlines, and create long-term economic opportunities for communities. To learn more visit the link in the bio.
We have planted over 3 million trees across projects in Guatemala, Brazil, Mexico and Nepal. These projects are transforming ecosystems and livelihoods!
This Colorado Gives Day, let’s come together to restore degraded areas, revive ecosystems, and uplift communities! You can support the Denver restoration projects with the link in the bio.
The community of San Antonio in Guatemala is showing up in mass to restore their mangrove estuaries! This Giving Tuesday consider giving communities like this a hand to restore our beautiful planet and restore people's livelihoods 🌱
We are working on an amazing project in Denver to revegetate and improve neighborhoods dealing with high levels of pollution, lack of tree cover, and lack of open natural spaces. Volunteer and donation opportunities exist for this project. You can donate to the project through Colorado Gives using the link in the comments or through our website linked in the Bio.
We are excited to be a part of Plant for the Planet's Restoration Platform! Plant for the Planet does a thorough assessment of all restoration projects in their network. We are thankful for their approval of this high quality project and their insights on how to make the project even better. Check out the project using the link in the comments.
