Oceania
Planting trees for wildlife habitat and ecosystem recovery.
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Oceania
Home to the world’s smallest continent, Australia, and over 25,000 Pacific Islands, the Oceania region sits within the Pacific Ocean, a vast water body that’s larger than all of Earth’s continental landmasses and islands combined. With continental islands like New Guinea, high islands like Fiji, and low islands like Kiribati, the Oceania region represents one of the richest complexes of marine and terrestrial ecosystems on Earth.
Despite being rich in natural resources, the Pacific Islands are some of the most vulnerable in the world to the impacts of natural disasters. Australia also faces significant environmental threats, including deforestation, bushfires, and invasive species. In combination with climate change impacts like fluctuating weather patterns and rising sea levels, these add up to profound challenges for this extraordinarily diverse region.
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Planting Partners
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Countries
2,666,619+
Trees Planted
*Impact metrics shown represent our 2023 impact.
Our Project Locations
Reforestation Map
Reforestation in Oceania focuses on bushfire recovery, restoring wildlife habitats and corridors, and safeguarding community watersheds. View the reforestation map to discover areas where we have planted trees in Oceania.
Featured reforestation locations
Planting trees across Oceania, including Australia, is vital for preserving the region’s historic biodiversity. Explore how our work in this part of the world is helping to protect and restore these unique ecosystems.
Australia
Australia’s diverse ecosystems, from rainforests to deserts, are facing significant challenges like deforestation, extended droughts and bushfires. Our work in Australia focuses on protecting wildlife, promoting biodiversity, and engaging local communities in conservation efforts.
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Together, reforesting the globe.
Oceania is home to unique biodiversity found nowhere else on Earth. Planting trees here is ensuring a future for our precious native animals, while helping the land and local communities adapt to a changing climate. With your help, we’re increasing habitat connectivity, improving ecosystem health and supporting bushfire resilience.
Beth Dalgleish
Regional Project Director: Asia & Pacific
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