Progress on the ground.

Forest restoration takes time. We track the work carried out, observe how sites develop and share what we learn with our partners.

Explore the Results

  • 31M+

    seeds planted

  • 3.8M+

    m² of land under restoration

  • 1,300+

    hours of operations

  • 8+

    species used

Look beyond the planting count.

average field success rate

59%

We assess germination and survival in reference plots, alongside aerial observations. These findings help us understand site recovery and decide what to do next.

Follow the site over time.

Ground observations and aerial imagery, supported by Nature Intelligence, help us understand how sites develop. Updates, photographs and reports are shared through NatureOS.

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Field success varies by site, species and monitoring period. It is different from seed fullness and germination test results.

ecording field team reviewing monitoring data at a restoration site

Local work. Shared progress.

Women living in rural areas support seed preparation, earning additional income through the work.

3+

regions

41+

women

2,700+

hours of seed preparation

31M+ seeds planted 3.8M+ m² under restoration 1,300+ hours of operations 8+ species used 3+ regions 41+ women 2,700+ hours of seed preparation

See what a partnership can make possible.

Explore the projects that connect businesses and people to forest restoration.