This year, Eden: People+Planet made remarkable strides in ecosystem restoration, community resilience, and environmental protection across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Your support drives our shared commitment to restoring landscapes and highlights the collective efforts of communities, supporters, partners, and teams working together to create a thriving future for people and the planet.
Water is essential for all life, yet in many vulnerable landscapes, it’s under threat. By restoring forests and watersheds, we’re safeguarding water sources that sustain ecosystems, biodiversity, and communities.
Thanks to your steadfast support, we’ve been able to make real strides in restoring landscapes and strengthening community resilience this year.
Human well-being and the health of our planet are deeply intertwined. Eden has worked with communities to collaboratively design and implement restoration projects, restore ecosystems, and create long-term socioeconomic benefits that strengthen resilience for both people and the planet.
CEO Bryan Adkins shares how Eden: People+Planet is transforming into a high-impact restoration organization, committed to sustainable ecosystem restoration that benefits biodiversity, the climate, and communities. Discover his vision for a future where Eden’s work goes beyond tree-planting to create resilient landscapes that support generations to come.
Biodiversity, or biological diversity, is vital for a healthy ecosystem. Through the replanting of tree species, wildlife conservation, and ecosystem support, we help foster environments where plants, animals, and communities thrive together.
Only through collective action can we tackle the environmental crisis—uniting communities, businesses, and governments to restore ecosystems and secure a resilient future for all.
Only through collective action can we tackle the environmental crisis—uniting communities, businesses, and governments to restore ecosystems and secure a resilient future for all.
Discover how holistic landscape restoration addresses biodiversity, soil health, water conservation, and socioeconomic impact for a sustainable future.
To address deforestation, land degradation, and climate change effectively, we must all work together.
While planting trees is key to our restoration strategy and acts as our cornerstone as we scale our projects, the climate crisis is accelerating, and it’s time to do more.
Fire has long been a natural part of many African landscapes. By understanding regional differences, we develop responses that meet the needs of local communities and the environment.