GEOTA (Grupo de Estudos de Ordenamento do Território e Ambiente) is a leading environmental NGO in Portugal, established in 1986 with over 2,600 associates. Dedicated to environmental protectionand sustainable development, GEOTA organizes educational workshops, seminars, and projects on the ground, advocating for biodiversity conservation, energy sustainability, river conservation, and land management policies that protect nature. Their multidisciplinary team engages in both the political and research spheres, and collaborates closely with academic institutions to promote environmental awareness and action.

Marika - Project ManageR

In collaboration with Geota

One Tree Planted collaborates significantly with Global Forest Generation (GFG) in their impactful partnership, particularly on the Accion Andina project, led alongside partners ECOAN. Acción Andina is a growing network of grassroots organizations and local communities that are focused on restoring the high Andes, contributing to local livelihoods and enhancing water security across South America. The project provides community benefits by restoring vital natural resources and fostering sustainable management, leading to the creation of local micro-businesses centered around native forest growth. GFG partners with local leaders and indigenous communities, employing a model that involves close collaboration to accelerate forest ecosystem restoration.

This approach aims to ensure climate resilience, protect threatened ecosystems and biodiversity, enhance water security, and improve livelihoods in the long term through sustained local leadership and the development of restoration economies. Sustained local leadership and the development of local restoration economies are integral to every step of the strategy to comprehensively restore forest ecosystems.

Malcolm - Project Manager

In collaboration with Global Forest Generation

One of our most noteworthy partners, The United States Forest Service is a multi-faceted agency that cooperates with State and local governments, forest industries and other private landowners to manage and protect 154 national forests and 20 grasslands in 43 states and Puerto Rico. Maintaining and improving the health, diversity, andproductivity of forests across America to meet current and future generation needs is at the heart of what the USFS does, making it no surprise that they’re one of One Tree Planted’s official reforestation partners, entrusted to help restore and create resilient forest ecosystems on public lands from coast to coast in National Parks across the US.

One Tree Planted is proud to be recognized as an official reforestation partner with the United States Forest Service, a partnership committed to planting trees in all 9 regions of National Forests. Through our reforestation efforts, National Forests can continue to thrive and support biodiversity, wildfire recovery, and watershed restoration now and in the future.

Stephanie R - Project Manager

In collaboration with United States Forest Service

RoundGlass Foundation is one of our treasured partners. RoundGlass Foundation’s goal is to accelerate development in under-served communities of Punjab by leveraging the power of philanthropic partnerships. Since their inception in 2020, they have reached more than 1100 villages. With 8 active on-ground initiatives across children and youth development, sports, women, waste management, green cover renewal, community, health, and animal welfare, our projects touch most of the population of a community across all ages.

One Tree Planted is proud to have collaborated with RoundGlass Foundation. During three years of partnership, we have planted 1.25 million trees in Punjab. The “Plant for Punjab” initiative promotes responsible environmental practices, cares for biodiversity, creates germplasm conservation banks, reduces carbon footprint and offers protection against future ecological degradation. They empower and mobilize citizens by creating partnerships with local governing bodies and eco-clubs to introduce responsible practices and help Punjab restore its green cover.

Beth - Regional Project Director

In collaboration with RoundGlass Foundation