TreeSisters
Community-led ecological restoration, women’s participation and Indigenous knowledge connect forest projects in Brazil, Kenya and Uganda.
Explore TreeSistersThe global regeneration network
Seeding Earth brings forest restoration, coral regeneration and community-led conservation into view—on an interactive globe and through the stories of the people doing the work.
Explore places, learn how different restoration approaches work, and find official ways to support the projects featured. The globe’s future-year views illustrate a regeneration vision; they are not a record of completed restoration or guaranteed outcomes.
Explore Seeding Earth →From forests to reefs
Our September Atlas edition introduces seven initiatives newly featured on the map. Their inclusion is editorial coverage, not a claim of formal partnership or endorsement.
Community-led ecological restoration, women’s participation and Indigenous knowledge connect forest projects in Brazil, Kenya and Uganda.
Explore TreeSistersThe Forest Garden approach helps farmers combine trees, food crops and living fences in regenerative farms across eastern Africa.
Explore Trees for the FutureIndigenous land rights, community-led monitoring and direct support help protect tropical forests in the Americas.
Explore Rainforest Foundation USA developing network of Tree Rescue Hubs connects local guardians, restoration and place-based ecological knowledge.
Explore Guardians WorldwideOcean storytelling and fundraising connect audiences with the people and organizations working to protect coral reefs.
Explore CoralitionLand-based coral farming cultivates coral for reef restoration, combining research, monitoring and education.
Explore Coral VitaNurseries, reef outplanting and monitoring support coral restoration across French Polynesia, Fiji and Thailand.
Explore Coral GardenersThe Atlas is Seeding Earth’s editorial publication. Read the September edition for project profiles, photographs and restoration approaches spanning forests and oceans. The August edition remains available in the Atlas archive.
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