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VOOZH | about |
As a leading environmental non-profit, our mission is to foster a sustainable and resilient future through innovative nature-based solutions rooted in the science of trees.
Our global partner network is extensive, with strong relationships built over years of working together with a shared vision, establishing best practices and delivering successful outcomes.
Together, we’re doing more than planting trees. We’re restoring ecosystems, protecting biodiversity, supporting local communities and growing a greener future for the next generations.
As a leading environmental non-profit, our mission is to foster a sustainable and resilient future through innovative nature-based solutions rooted in the science of trees.
Together, we’re doing more than planting trees. We’re restoring ecosystems, protecting biodiversity, supporting local communities and growing a greener future for the next generations.
Our Meet the Moment campaign was named a People's Voice Winner at the 2026 Webby Awards in the Sustainability & Environment category — selected by the public from more than 13,000 entries across 70+ countries.
This recognition belongs to every person, partner, and community who believes a better world isn't promised. It's planted. Thank you for being part of the work.
Our projects focus on restoring priority landscapes around the world—places where forests can make the biggest difference for nature and communities. These landscapes have been identified as having the greatest need of reforestation and restoration, and include areas with significant land degradation, climate critical regions and key biodiversity corridors—all essential to the planet's ecological balance and species survival.
Learn moreFrom the montane forests of East Africa to the mangroves of West Africa, Africa sustains 1.5 billion people—and around one-fifth of global biodiversity.
The Asia Pacific region is home to some of the world’s most ecologically and culturally significant landscapes—from the sprawling mangroves of the Sundarbans to the biodiversity hotspot of Southwest Western Australia.
Europe is home to a wide range of critical ecosystems—from ancient boreal forests to Mediterranean biodiversity corridors—many of which are increasingly under threat from climate change, habitat degradation, and unsustainable land use.
Latin America and the Caribbean contain 8 global biodiversity hotspots, areas designated as having exceptional levels of endemic species while also facing significant threats.
From the towering forests of the Pacific Northwest to the dramatic slopes of the American Southwest and the rolling ridge lines of Appalachia, forests across the U.S. and Canada face unprecedented threats.
By 2050, 68% of the global population will live in urban areas. As cities grow, urban heat and pollution increase, communities become more burdened with diseases, and biodiversity declines.
The Grove is more than just a monthly giving program: it's a vibrant community of individuals who are dedicated to reforestation and environmental restoration on a global scale.
