I can proudly say, I was a part of the oldest and most amazing tree planting organisation in the world.  

Last week the UK team went out into Oxford to pick some acorns for an exciting little project we have going on.

In the cacophony of voices speaking about carbon markets, those of rural and agricultural communities, particularly in the global South, risk being left out.

Discover how we're supporting smallholder farmers in Western Tanzania to adopt sustainable and cost-effective tree planting techniques that regenerate their for increased self-sufficiency.

Discover how we’ve been working with students and teachers Kenya to unlock the multiple benefits of trees.

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the Queen. Our thoughts are with our Patron, King Charles III, and his whole family.

Discover how we’ve been planting trees with local communities to restore and protect the riparian forests around the Black Volta Basin in Northwest Ghana.

We've been working with local communities to restore degraded landscapes across semi-arid areas in Kitui County, Kenya through agroforestry.

An exciting project is well underway in Chipangali, Zambia where we’re planting trees that build resilience against climate change with rural communities and smallholder farmers.

We partnered up with Crewe United to plant trees that restore the local landscape in Glenavy, Northern Ireland.

Discover how we're engaging local Community Forest Associations (CFAs) across Mount Kenya to plant trees that revitalise this unique and biodiverse landscape and help build resilient futures.

Celebrating 100 years of community-led tree planting.

Hugh Locke, Co-Founder & President of Smallholder Farmers Alliance, reflects on our founder's legacy.

On Saturday 23rd July, friends, partners, supporters and members of ITF, joined us as we celebrated our centenary in Oxford.

Since 2020, we’ve been planting trees that empower people with disabilities in Kasese District, Uganda with our partner, Karambi Group of People With Disabilities (KaGPWD). In this post, Godfrey Bwambale, KaGPWD’s Programmes Director, shares his background and what led him to his current role as well as his hopes for the future.

We are running a project in Meru, Kenya to plant trees that restore biodiversity in the Mount Kenya Reserve - a unique biodiversity hotspot that serves as breeding site and migration for elephants .

In Kenya, we’re working in partnership with Globe Gone Green to plant 30,200 trees with students from 23 schools across Nakuru County.

Applications are now open for the 2022 UK Community Tree Planting grant cycle!

This year, marks 100 years of our work planting, protecting and promoting trees around the world. To mark such a remarkable anniversary, we gathered with local partners and tree lovers to celebrate

I’m often asked what the cost of planting a tree is. That’s not always a straightforward question and I wanted to briefly share an example to explain.