About Us / JUST ONE Tree

We make it simple for individuals, schools and businesses to plant trees.
Together let's combat climate change.

We're proud to be part of the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.

There has never been a more urgent need to revive damaged ecosystems than now.

So that's what we do at JUST ONE Tree.
We restore life on land, in the oceans and shape the next generation of planet-conscious thinkers.

WHY TREES?

Trees are the primary method we have for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Without planting more, we'll not survive as a species.

And if cleaning the air we breathe wasn't impressive enough, trees also filter our water, stabilise the soil, form complex ecosystems, supply us with medicine and
create sustainable incomes.

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WHERE WE PLANT

KENYA

NEPAL

HAITI

ZAMBIA

WHY ARE WE SO PASSIONATE?

Because the world we live in is beautiful and
full of wonder.
We can't just watch it being destroyed.
Because we want our children to have a future
and we'll do anything to fight for it.
Because we want our kids to have the chance to have children of their own.
Because we knew climate change was happening, but never fully realised the urgency.
Because the problem is still solvable
and we have a way to help.

"We're at a tipping point... If we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade, we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies.

We're running out of time, but there's still hope."

- SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH

HOW JUST ONE Tree WORKS

We support reforestation organisations around the globe, focusing on areas severely affected by mass deforestation.
Our partners work with communities that are committed to restoring their forests.
Through training, education and employment they are lifted out of poverty, whilst simultaneously improving the environment.

WE

We fund the reforestation projects, carefully selecting our partners based on criteria such as existing infrastructure, methodology, impact on community and tree survival rates.

THEY

They hire and train the local community members to plant the trees. Sourcing and planting only native species and caring for the trees from seeds through to maturity.