Impact
Behind every number is
what people can do together for nature and for each other
Our Trees at a glance, 2022–2025 (three years)
67,187 trees
Trees planted
99.64 %
Tree survival rate
291 people
Farmers supported
4,886,522 baht
Donations received
2,629 donations
Number of donations
Impact
What it means for the environment
2022–2025
Notes
- One rai of restored land is counted as 100 trees planted.
- The slow-growing native species planted by the project are estimated to absorb an average of 9.5 kg of carbon dioxide per tree per year, and to release an average of 6.91 kg of oxygen per tree per year, once a sapling reaches a girth of 15 cm or more measured at a height of 130 cm. 1,000 kg equals 1 tonne. Source: Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization), 2011.
672 rai
Land restored
54 species
Tree species planted
638 t CO₂/yr
Carbon dioxide absorbed
(estimated)
464 t O₂/yr
Oxygen released
(estimated)
Impact
What it means for farmers’
livelihoods, 2022–2025
291 people
Farmers supported
155 men | 136 women
including 10 young people aged 18–35 and 10 people of Lua ethnicity
13 people
Farmers keeping livestock and insects
2 species
Products from forest restoration
6 donations
Training sessions held with the community
9 people
People in the community
employed by the project (other than farmers)
Impact
What it means for
biodiversity, 2022–2025
62 species
Food plant species grown
2 species
Animal species kept
59 hives
Stingless bees
42 animals
Goats
Explore the impact in
Nan province
Turning worn-out monoculture farmland in the Nan headwaters into agroforestry as varied as the forest itself — where Plant, Track, Transform began, together with farmers.
Reports and maps
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2025 annual report
Read the Our Trees annual reports, from 2025 to the latest edition, and follow how the work has grown.
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