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Since 2010, Treedom has been regenerating the planet by planting trees that create lasting environmental and social impacts. Born as the first site in the world that allows you to plant trees remotely, more than 4 million trees in 17 countries exist today thanks to users and companies that have planted with us. Behind every tree there is much more: training for farmers, careful selection of species, constant monitoring and a concrete commitment to regenerating ecosystems. In our projects we work with local communities to restore value to the land and build a more sustainable future. We contribute to 13 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN 2030 Agenda, addressing key issues such as biodiversity, social inclusion and economic development. Since 2014, we have been among the first B Corporations in Italy, a recognition that certifies our regenerative model and the positive impact generated every day. Companies are fundamental partners in our journey: together we select the right project to support, grow and communicate, to involve stakeholders and generate a concrete impact.

Lasting change is farmer-led. Founded in 1989, Trees for the Future (TREES) partners with farmers across Africa to restore degraded land, strengthen livelihoods, and build thriving rural enterprises. Through farmer-led, science-backed regenerative agroforestry, farmers establish diverse and productive farms that restore soil, increase food security, strengthen biodiversity, build climate resilience, and create new opportunities for income and businesses. TREES also works with farmers, communities, governments, and institutional partners to scale landscape restoration and develop high-integrity carbon projects that deliver measurable Climate, Community, and Biodiversity (CCB) benefits. Our carbon work is designed in alignment with Verra standards, including planned CCB and Abacus labels. Together, TREES and partner farmers have restored more than 100,000 acres of land and improved access to food for more than 475,000 people. Recognized as a UN World Restoration Flagship, TREES is home to one of the world’s most promising large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts and is helping demonstrate what becomes possible when farmers, nature, and enterprise thrive together.