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Australia: Each Indigenous Native Rejuvenation Tree planted at Kardutjaanup will see habitat re-established for numerous threatened species, certified carbon credits generated and Tjaltjraak expand their landscape management knowledge and teachings.

Africa: We work with our global impact partner Tress for the Future operating in Senegal Africa. 

Local community members enter a four-year training program to turn degraded land into a fertile Forest Garden (FGA). Trees for the future developed it with over 30 years of experience in planting trees across the globe.

This focus on training creates a sustainable, balanced Ecos-systems that helps the new forest to grow & delivers a local organic food supply chain.

We have been working on a very exciting updated tree planting program to plant trees right here in our home country of Australia. This change means that we will now plant native Australian species that will contribute to restoring essential wildlife corridors and also help restore the connection to the land for the rightful and traditional owners. We will continue to contribute to our on-going partnership with Trees.org in the USA.

With this development in our Australian business comes a change to the cost structure, as we continue to donate 20% of our profit, the cost of planting trees in a new location becomes greater. You will notice our messaging transition from ’One Hat Sold, Ten Trees Planted’ to ‘Every hat plants a tree’, as we work towards finalising our new program.

You may continue to see our ‘One Hat, Ten Trees’ messaging on printed items such as our packaging for some time yet, in a bid not to create waste we will slowly make this transition across our business.

We appreciate the on-going support and patience from our entire community and can’t wait to take you all on our new journey.

Australia: The First Nations led Rejuvenation model ensures prosperous futures for First Nations People and combats the destruction of Country, by enabling the acquisition of free-hold land by its Traditional Custodians.

Returning legal title to First Nations People for their lands empowers them with economic and cultural self-determination. Land ownership enables First Nations People to manage and restore the health of their country in ways that is beneficial for all of us.

Africa: Planting trees, changing lives. Trees For The Future train farmers in agroforestry and sustainable land use - so that they can grow vibrant regional economies, thriving food systems, and a healthier planet.