Results

Behind every number is
the power of collaboration for people and nature

Trees4All project overview, 2022–2025 (3 years)

67,187

Trees planted

99.64 %

Tree survival rate

291

Farmers supported

4,886,522

Thai baht raised

2,629

Donations received

Impact

Impact on the environment
2022–2025

Notes:

One rai of restored land is equivalent to 100 trees planted. 672 rai is equal to 107.52 hectares.
The slow-growing native tree species planted through the project are estimated to sequester an average of 9.5 kilograms of carbon dioxide per tree per year. Oxygen release is estimated at an average of 6.91 kilograms per tree per year. To deliver these levels of carbon sequestration and oxygen release, a tree must have a diameter of at least 15 centimeters when measured at 130 centimeters above ground level. 1,000 kilograms is equivalent to 1 metric ton. Source: Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization) (2011).

672

Rai of area restored (107.52 hectares)

54

Species of trees planted

638

Tons of CO₂/year

are estimated to be sequestered

464

Tons of O₂/year

are estimated to be released

Impact

Impact on farmers’
livelihoods 2022–2025

291

Farmers supported

155 Male farmers | 136 Female farmers

Including 10 youth farmers (aged 18–35) and 10 Lua ethnic farmers

13

Farmers raising livestock and insects

2

Products developed from forest landscape restoration

6

Community training sessions

9

Community members

employed by the project (excluding farmers)

Impact

Impact on biodiversity
2022–2025

62

Food crop species cultivated

2

Livestock and insect species raised

59

Stingless bee colonies

42

Goats

Our results

in Nan province

We are restoring degraded monoculture farmland in the Nan watershed into diverse agroforestry systems that resemble natural forests. This is the start of our mission to plant and monitor trees, working alongside farmers to create lasting change.

Results in Nan province

Reports and map