Harnesses the power of multimedia and film to educate audiences about the importance of the Amazon.

Unites science, innovation, and people to protect the Amazon.

A nonprofit inspiring people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees.

Applies the science of ecology to restoring ecosystems, conserving habitat, and regenerating the natural systems that sustain all life on Earth. This includes work in urban biodiversity, green infrastructure, and integrated water strategies. These nature-based solutions help create a world of abundant biodiversity, climate resilience, justice, and clean water. Also specializes in the planning and engineering of sustainable water infrastructure–including natural wastewater treatment, constructed wetlands, and water reuse systems for small communities, new or existing developments, urban infill, and commercial, educational, and district projects.

The Forest Future Alliance (FFA) enables the private sector and philanthropic organisations to undertake socially, economically and ecologically responsible action for forest landscapes. FFA supports credible action in both rural and urban forests, to advance thriving ecosystems and communities globally. 1t.org's achievements over the last six years have paved the way for the Forest Future Alliance. Launched in 2020 in support of the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, 1t.org was the World Economic Forum’s flagship platform for mobilizing commitments from corporates and governments to conserve, restore and grow one trillion trees by 2030.

Plants native species trees within tropical agroforestry projects--supports organic agroforestry, reforestation and assisted natural regeneration projects with the aim of restoring the biodiversity of our rainforests and savanna, genuinely benefitting rural communities in Brazil.

Has been working for a century to plant, protect, and promote the silent work that trees do to help us all.

Protects chimpanzees and also helps to put communities at the heart of conservation efforts, focusing on monitoring forests and agroforestry.

Works to establish forest resources, conserve national land, cultivate water resources, and plant trees in living environments, enriching the lives of Japanese citizens and culture.

Inspiring people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees, by collecting, conserving and propagating fast-disappearing native wild fruit trees. Works to document traditional horticultural knowledge for the benefit of future generations in Sri Lanka. Volunteers are involved with collection, conservation and propagation of native edible plants, documentation of ethnobotany and revitalisation of traditional medicine amongst young generation in rural Sunday schools with local healers. Work includes manure-ing, weeding, watering, participation of Sunday school sessions, visiting rural farmers.