From the field
Planting days, nurseries, local teams and recovering landscapes — photographed at Evertreen's reforestation and restoration projects around the world. Every tree we plant is geolocated; these are the places and the people behind the map pins.
Solinatra visit to Evertreen mangroves in Kimony, Madagascar
The Solinatra team on the ground in the Kimony area of western Madagascar in July 2026, visiting the 15,000 mangroves they financed through Evertreen. The three-day site visit was led by Evertreen’s on-site manager Nicola Gandolfi of the Italian non-profit Tsiryparma.
Solinatra partners inspect a Kimony mangrove plot with Evertreen
Solinatra representatives inspect a newly planted mangrove plot in Kimony, western Madagascar, during their July 2026 site visit to the 15,000 mangroves they financed with Evertreen. Local team led by Nicola Gandolfi (Tsiryparma).
Kimony mangrove nursery visited by Solinatra with Evertreen
A mangrove nursery bed in the Kimony area, western Madagascar, visited by Solinatra during their three-day July 2026 trip with Evertreen and Tsiryparma. Solinatra financed 15,000 mangroves at the site.
Solinatra with the Evertreen Madagascar team in Kimony
Solinatra and the Evertreen field team in Kimony, western Madagascar, during a July 2026 visit hosted by Nicola Gandolfi of Tsiryparma. Solinatra financed 15,000 mangroves through Evertreen at this site.
Vohidahy valley forest, central-east Madagascar
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Tsiryparma nursery in the Ambositra countryside
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Community planting day in the Vohidahy commune
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Highland forest at 1,000 m altitude, Madagascar
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Custodi della Foresta patrol above Vohidahy
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Malagasy farmers preparing mangrove propagules
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Drone view over Vohidahy protected forest, Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Arabica coffee agroforestry parcel, Vohidahy
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Rice terraces on the Vohidahy valley slopes
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Miavotra women’s association at the Vohidahy training centre
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Tsiryparma seedling bed, Ambositra region
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Endemic Malagasy tree seedlings ready for planting
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Vohidahy villagers on the way to a planting site
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Coffee harvest in the Vohidahy agroforestry plots
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Guarded highland forest edge, Amoron’i Mania region
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Nursery worker tending Malagasy hardwood saplings
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Community-managed forest border, central Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Traditional Malagasy village near the planting sites
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Malagasy team planting native highland trees
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Vanilla vines in the Vohidahy commune
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Vohidahy valley forest, central-east Madagascar
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Tsiryparma nursery in the Ambositra countryside
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Community planting day in the Vohidahy commune
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Highland forest at 1,000 m altitude, Madagascar
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Custodi della Foresta patrol above Vohidahy
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Malagasy farmers preparing mangrove propagules
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Drone view over Vohidahy protected forest, Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Arabica coffee agroforestry parcel, Vohidahy
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Rice terraces on the Vohidahy valley slopes
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Miavotra women’s association at the Vohidahy training centre
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Tsiryparma seedling bed, Ambositra region
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Endemic Malagasy tree seedlings ready for planting
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Vohidahy villagers on the way to a planting site
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Coffee harvest in the Vohidahy agroforestry plots
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Guarded highland forest edge, Amoron’i Mania region
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Nursery worker tending Malagasy hardwood saplings
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Community-managed forest border, central Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Traditional Malagasy village near the planting sites
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Malagasy team planting native highland trees
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Vanilla vines in the Vohidahy commune
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Vohidahy valley forest, central-east Madagascar
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Tsiryparma nursery in the Ambositra countryside
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Community planting day in the Vohidahy commune
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Tsiryparma seedling bed, Ambositra region
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Endemic Malagasy tree seedlings ready for planting
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Vohidahy villagers on the way to a planting site
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Coffee harvest in the Vohidahy agroforestry plots
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Guarded highland forest edge, Amoron’i Mania region
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Nursery worker tending Malagasy hardwood saplings
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Community-managed forest border, central Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Traditional Malagasy village near the planting sites
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Malagasy team planting native highland trees
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Vanilla vines in the Vohidahy commune
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Vohidahy valley forest, central-east Madagascar
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Tsiryparma nursery in the Ambositra countryside
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Community planting day in the Vohidahy commune
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Highland forest at 1,000 m altitude, Madagascar
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Custodi della Foresta patrol above Vohidahy
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Malagasy farmers preparing mangrove propagules
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Drone view over Vohidahy protected forest, Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 14)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 5)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 1)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 17)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 11)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 3)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 5)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 3)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Six-month growth check on a company-sponsored Madagascar tree
A six-month growth check on a corporate-sponsored tree at Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation programme. The local Tsiryparma team returns to each geolocated tree for monitoring photos.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 14)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 12)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 16)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 15)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 13)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Bare planting parcel before Evertreen reforestation, Madagascar
‘Before’ image of a Madagascar reforestation parcel, taken prior to planting on the Tsiryparma-managed programme financed through Evertreen.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 6)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 11)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 9)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 2)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 2)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 12)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 8)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 8)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 13)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 6)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 10)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 9)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 4)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 7)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 1)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 4)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Agent AI-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 7)
One of the trees financed by Agent AI through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Mirius-sponsored tree in Madagascar (photo 10)
One of the trees financed by Mirius through Evertreen in Madagascar, on the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme. Company-sponsored trees are geolocated and photographed by the local team as part of Evertreen’s transparent field reporting.
Tsiryparma seedling bed, Ambositra region
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Endemic Malagasy tree seedlings ready for planting
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Vohidahy villagers on the way to a planting site
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Village in the Ambositra area, central-east Madagascar
A traditional Malagasy village in the Ambositra countryside, central-east Madagascar. The Vohidahy commune, where Evertreen supports the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme, lies in this same Amoron’i Mania region.
Coffee harvest in the Vohidahy agroforestry plots
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Guarded highland forest edge, Amoron’i Mania region
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Nursery worker tending Malagasy hardwood saplings
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Community-managed forest border, central Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Traditional Malagasy village near the planting sites
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Malagasy team planting native highland trees
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Vanilla vines in the Vohidahy commune
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Vohidahy valley forest, central-east Madagascar
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Tsiryparma nursery in the Ambositra countryside
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Community planting day in the Vohidahy commune
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Highland forest at 1,000 m altitude, Madagascar
A frame from the Vohidahy valley in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen’s reforestation supports the Tsiryparma programme: forest guardians, tree nurseries, women’s environmental association Miavotra, and community coffee and vanilla supply chains around eight villages.
Custodi della Foresta patrol above Vohidahy
Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its original forest cover. Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project works with Tsiryparma to protect 8,021 hectares of guarded highland forest around Vohidahy and to restore degraded parcels in the surrounding Amoron’i Mania region.
Malagasy farmers preparing mangrove propagules
One of Evertreen’s highland reforestation sites in central-east Madagascar. Vohidahy sits at around 1,000 m altitude in the buffer zone south of Fandriana-Marolambo National Park, where the operator Tsiryparma protects 8,021 hectares of natural highland forest with a 22-person team of forest guardians (Custodi della Foresta).
Drone view over Vohidahy protected forest, Madagascar
From Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation project. Tsiryparma runs around 40 nurseries between the Vohidahy valley and the Ambositra countryside, producing native highland species to restore forest cover in an area where Madagascar has lost more than 90% of its primary forest.
Arabica coffee agroforestry parcel, Vohidahy
Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation is delivered on the ground by Tsiryparma, an Italian non-profit founded in 2011 and led in the field by Nicola Gandolfi. The programme couples strict forest protection with coffee and vanilla agroforestry so farmers have a reason not to burn the forest.
Field photograph from the Vohidahy planting area, Madagascar
A field frame from the Vohidahy planting area in central-east Madagascar, on Evertreen’s Madagascar reforestation programme delivered by Tsiryparma.
Traditional straw-roof houses in Vohidahy, Madagascar
A view of the traditional straw-roofed houses of Vohidahy, in central-east Madagascar, where Evertreen supports the Tsiryparma-managed reforestation programme.
Tsiryparma nursery work in the Vohidahy commune
Nursery work in the Vohidahy commune, on the Tsiryparma-managed Madagascar reforestation programme financed through Evertreen.
Malagasy highland village near the Vohidahy planting sites
A Malagasy highland village near the Vohidahy planting sites in central-east Madagascar, close to Evertreen’s reforestation programme managed on the ground by Tsiryparma.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Native tree planting verified at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Completed reforestation plot at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Restoration Era planting site, Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Monitored native seedlings at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured January 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of planting, Primeira Cruz, Brazil (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured January 2025.
Young native trees at the Primeira Cruz site, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restored plot at Primeira Cruz, northeastern Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured January 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native tree planting verified at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Completed reforestation plot at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site, Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Monitored native seedlings at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of planting, Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at the Primeira Cruz site, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Restored plot at Primeira Cruz, northeastern Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Native tree planting verified at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Completed reforestation plot at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site, Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Monitored native seedlings at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of planting, Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Young native trees at the Primeira Cruz site, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restored plot at Primeira Cruz, northeastern Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native tree planting verified at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Completed reforestation plot at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site, Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (January 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured January 2025.
Monitored native seedlings at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Field verification of planting, Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at the Primeira Cruz site, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restored plot at Primeira Cruz, northeastern Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Restored native-species plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native tree planting verified at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Completed native tree planting in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Verified reforestation plot in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Completed reforestation plot at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site, Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Restoration Era planting site in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Native seedlings monitored in Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of a Brazil reforestation plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Monitored native seedlings at Primeira Cruz, Brazil (February 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured February 2025.
Reforestation progress at Primeira Cruz, Maranhão (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Field verification of planting, Primeira Cruz, Brazil (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work at Primeira Cruz, in the Maranhão region of northeastern Brazil. Captured March 2025.
Young native trees at a Brazil restoration site (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Reforestation progress on a Brazil planting plot (March 2025)
A field monitoring photo from Evertreen's reforestation in Brazil, delivered with the local restoration partner Restoration Era. Native tree seedlings are planted and then photographed on site as each plot's planting is completed, as part of transparent, geolocated verification of the work. Captured March 2025.
Scolel'te agroforestry plot in Chiapas, Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Community planting under the Scolel'te programme, Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Young rainforest saplings at a Scolel'te nursery, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Smallholder farmer on a Plan Vivo parcel, Chiapas
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Aerial view of a Mexican rainforest restoration plot
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Native rainforest tree in a Mexico reforestation plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Chiapas smallholder tending to an agroforestry plot
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Plan Vivo agroforestry parcel in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Community planting day in the Yucatán rainforest
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Freshly planted native saplings in Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Mexican rainforest canopy under restoration
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
AMBIO team on a Chiapas reforestation parcel
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Recovering slash-and-burn plot in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Traditional Mayan farmer working an agroforestry plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Sun-dappled canopy of a Chiapas restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Nursery bed at a Chiapas reforestation site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Restored ceiba tree at a Scolel'te agroforestry site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Mexico rainforest restoration seen from above
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Farmer inspecting Plan Vivo agroforestry plot, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Understory of a recovering Chiapas rainforest
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Scolel'te agroforestry plot in Chiapas, Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Community planting under the Scolel'te programme, Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Young rainforest saplings at a Scolel'te nursery, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Smallholder farmer on a Plan Vivo parcel, Chiapas
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Aerial view of a Mexican rainforest restoration plot
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Native rainforest tree in a Mexico reforestation plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Chiapas smallholder tending to an agroforestry plot
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Plan Vivo agroforestry parcel in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Community planting day in the Yucatán rainforest
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Freshly planted native saplings in Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Mexican rainforest canopy under restoration
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
AMBIO team on a Chiapas reforestation parcel
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Recovering slash-and-burn plot in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Traditional Mayan farmer working an agroforestry plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Sun-dappled canopy of a Chiapas restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Nursery bed at a Chiapas reforestation site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Restored ceiba tree at a Scolel'te agroforestry site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Mexico rainforest restoration seen from above
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Farmer inspecting Plan Vivo agroforestry plot, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Understory of a recovering Chiapas rainforest
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Scolel'te agroforestry plot in Chiapas, Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Community planting under the Scolel'te programme, Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Young rainforest saplings at a Scolel'te nursery, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Smallholder farmer on a Plan Vivo parcel, Chiapas
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Aerial view of a Mexican rainforest restoration plot
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Native rainforest tree in a Mexico reforestation plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Chiapas smallholder tending to an agroforestry plot
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Plan Vivo agroforestry parcel in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Community planting day in the Yucatán rainforest
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Freshly planted native saplings in Chiapas
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Mexican rainforest canopy under restoration
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
AMBIO team on a Chiapas reforestation parcel
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Recovering slash-and-burn plot in southern Mexico
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Traditional Mayan farmer working an agroforestry plot
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Sun-dappled canopy of a Chiapas restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Nursery bed at a Chiapas reforestation site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation supports the Scolel'te programme in Chiapas: native rainforest trees planted on smallholder agroforestry parcels under the Plan Vivo standard, with long-term community benefit as the design goal.
Restored ceiba tree at a Scolel'te agroforestry site
Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation channels funding to Scolel'te — one of the world’s longest-running community agroforestry programmes, based in Chiapas and managed by the cooperative AMBIO. It is certified under the Plan Vivo standard, which centres on smallholder farmers and long-term community benefit.
Mexico rainforest restoration seen from above
From Evertreen’s Reforestation Revival in Mexico. The project restores rainforest degraded by slash-and-burn agriculture and unsustainable logging, working through local smallholder farmers and native tree species.
Farmer inspecting Plan Vivo agroforestry plot, Mexico
Part of Evertreen’s Mexico reforestation, delivered through the Scolel'te community agroforestry programme in Chiapas, run by AMBIO and certified under the Plan Vivo standard.
Outback reforestation site in northern Australia
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Volunteer James planting a native tree in Queensland
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Hands lowering a native sapling into red outback soil
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Bushfire recovery planting in the Australian outback
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Endangered small-leaved tamarind seedling, Queensland
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Bucket-planting on a Queensland restoration site
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Local partner walking a Queensland restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Rehabilitated pasture converted to native forest
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer 'Bonnie' planting native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Volunteer 'James' planting native trees, Queensland
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Hands lowering a native sapling into red outback soil
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Freshly planted native seedling in Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Recovering understory on an Australian restoration plot
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native tree canopy at an outback reforestation site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Local partner inspecting a young planted parcel
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Outback reforestation site in northern Australia
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Bucket-planting on a Queensland restoration site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Endangered small-leaved tamarind seedling, Australia
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Bushfire recovery planting in the Australian outback
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native Australian sapling in a nursery bed
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer planter with native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Local partner walking a Queensland restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Rehabilitated pasture converted to native forest
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer 'Bonnie' planting native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Volunteer 'James' planting native trees, Queensland
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Hands lowering a native sapling into red outback soil
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Freshly planted native seedling in Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Recovering understory on an Australian restoration plot
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native tree canopy at an outback reforestation site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Local partner inspecting a young planted parcel
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Outback reforestation site in northern Australia
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Bucket-planting on a Queensland restoration site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Endangered small-leaved tamarind seedling, Australia
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Bushfire recovery planting in the Australian outback
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native Australian sapling in a nursery bed
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer planter with native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Local partner walking a Queensland restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Rehabilitated pasture converted to native forest
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer 'Bonnie' planting native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Volunteer 'James' planting native trees, Queensland
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Hands lowering a native sapling into red outback soil
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Freshly planted native seedling in Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Recovering understory on an Australian restoration plot
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native tree canopy at an outback reforestation site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Local partner inspecting a young planted parcel
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Outback reforestation site in northern Australia
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Bucket-planting on a Queensland restoration site
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Endangered small-leaved tamarind seedling, Australia
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Bushfire recovery planting in the Australian outback
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Native Australian sapling in a nursery bed
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer planter with native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Local partner walking a Queensland restoration site
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Rehabilitated pasture converted to native forest
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Volunteer 'Bonnie' planting native trees, Queensland
From Evertreen’s reforestation in Australia. Native trees are planted on parcels degraded by clearance and fire, with long-term monitoring and maintenance by the local partner on the ground.
Volunteer 'James' planting native trees, Queensland
Part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project. In partnership with local land stewards, the project reintroduces native species to landscapes affected by deforestation and bushfires.
Volunteer Bonnie planting a native tree in Queensland
Evertreen’s Australia reforestation focuses on planting native species that withstand harsh outback conditions — informed by indigenous land management knowledge and delivered with local partners.
Florida grove restoration by Evertreen’s local partner
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Live oak sapling in a Florida grove restoration plot
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Native citrus planting on an Evertreen Florida grove
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Magnolia sapling in a restored Florida grove
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Newly planted Floridian grove parcel
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Sustainable drip irrigation on a Florida planting site
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Ground crew planting native saplings in Florida
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Recovering grove parcel in southern Florida
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Local partner inspecting a Florida planting parcel
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Native tree row on an Evertreen Florida grove
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Young live oak on a Floridian Grove Reforestation Project plot
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Freshly planted native saplings, Florida
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Grove restoration ground shot, Florida
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Community volunteers on a Florida grove planting day
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Restored grove canopy over Florida sandy soil
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Native magnolia in a Floridian reforestation parcel
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Grove reforestation by Evertreen’s Florida partner
Part of Evertreen’s Floridian Grove Reforestation Project. The programme restores Florida’s iconic groves with native species such as citrus, magnolias and live oaks, adapted to the state’s hurricanes and intense heat.
Recovering native tree parcel, Florida
From Evertreen’s Florida reforestation. The local partner plants and monitors native species on parcels degraded by urban development and industrial agriculture, using sustainable irrigation techniques to establish young trees.
Young native sapling in an Evertreen reforestation nursery
A young native sapling raised in a nursery for planting into one of Evertreen’s reforestation projects.
Reforestation project in the Nepalese Himalayan foothills
From Evertreen’s Nepalese Himalayan reforestation project. Native trees are planted to restore forest cover in the foothills and support local communities.
Monash Street planting site, El Arish, Queensland
The Monash Street restoration site at El Arish in northern Queensland, part of Evertreen’s Australian Outback Reforestation Project, delivered with the local land stewards.
