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For Further InformationPartnering with East African farmers on regenerative farms: 450M+ trees grown and 99,000 acres restored (nonprofit figures).
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Trees for the Future (TREES), a nonprofit that is farmer-led and science-backed.
Regenerative farming with diverse trees and plants to restore soil, biodiversity and harvests.
Eastern Africa, with 63,700 program farmers (nonprofit figure).
Degraded land hurts families; restored soil means more food and income.
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TREES reports more than 450 million trees grown, 99,000 acres restored and 63,700 program farmers, with about 9.8 tonnes of carbon removed per farm each year (nonprofit figures).
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Farmers and their families are the first to benefit: restored soil equals more food, and more food creates a surplus to sell (nonprofit description).
Source: Trees for the Future (nonprofit site)
Regenerative farms restore soil health, strengthen biodiversity and capture carbon (nonprofit description).
Want to go deeper? Trees for the Future explains its farmer-led model.
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