At Trees for the Future we are reminded of the little things that matter most every single day: Seeds changing lands and the atmosphere. Soils producing bountiful harvests. Insects and animals returning to the land. Families gathering around meals that were once uncertain.

The solution to our most pressing challenges doesn’t have to be complicated, because, when all added up, the little things make the biggest difference.

So, how does it all work? It starts with trees. Through our 4-year training program, called the Forest Garden Approach, farmers plant thousands of trees that restore their soil. This helps farmers grow a large variety of fruits and vegetables to eat and sell. So not only does each Forest Garden capture carbon and increase biodiversity, but it also ends hunger and poverty. Together, we’re growing a more sustainable system to feed the world, build local economies, and better our planet.