Projects

From Senegal to Uganda via France, Spain and the United States, we’re taking practical steps to protect endangered plant species. How? By planting 10,000 desert date palms a year in Senegal to combat desertification, and by enabling schoolchildren in France and Madagascar to replant 3,000 trees near their homes to make them aware of their ability to do something for the planet. Interested? Find out more about our projects below.

Reforesting the island of Flores to ensure a common future

Indonesia

In the heart of Indonesia, the largest archipelago in the world, and on the edge of Komodo National Park, the island of Flo...

Preserving biodiversity in Wallonia, one reserve at a time

Belgium

Close to the fortress of Charlemont near Givet, along the French border at the southern edge of the Walloon region, the Baq...

Embracing Agroforestery to save the ecuadorian rainforest

Ecuador

Is it possible to curb deforestation in the Amazon rainforest while improving living conditions for indigenous populations?...

Ancestral knowledge to the rescue for indigenous plants

Easter Island – Chile

Nestled on the edge of the South Pacific, Easter Island (or Rapa Nui, literally “Big Rapa” in the native language) has alwa...

The return of a primary forest in Europe

Europe

Although they covered a large part of the continent for millions of years, primary forests have almost completely disappear...

Reviving the forest on the island of Flores

Indonesia

Helping the inhabitants of the island of Flores to protect their forest and to better live with it.

Preserving a plant paradise

Mauritius

A major ecological challenge

Ridding the St. Lawrence of plastic pollution

Canada

It is the most iconic of Canada’s rivers, and the one where it all begins. The St. Lawrence is the geographical, economic a...

Saving australian plants

Australia

Supporting the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney’s mission to protect Australia’s incredible biodiversity for future generations....