Wouldn’t it be awesome if social justice could unite with climate justice to deliver real benefits for the planet?

When most people think of disc jockeys and EDM they picture up-scale clubs, rude bouncers, and unrestrained egos.

Can a fitness movement really help fight climate change?

Did you know that the internet and mobile phone usage has a carbon footprint?

The problems facing our planet today are too big to tackle alone.

Through our mission, we empower communities in our project areas by providing the dignity of fair employment to restore their land. Since joining our team, John Gitau has found a stable income to support his family and an avenue to pursue his passion for the...

Eden Reforestation Projects is pleased to announce the appointment of Bryan Adkins to the role of CEO following the retirement of the founder Dr. Steve Fitch earlier this year. Bryan has been serving as the CEO of Compassionate Carbon LLC, Eden’s subsidiary organization, since its inception in 2021, and will now provide leadership to the whole organization.

Eden Reforestation Projects, an international landscape restoration nonprofit organization, announced today it has hired Jeff Arensen as International COO.

As the world tackles climate change, one of the most tried and true technologies is planting trees. As the world tackles climate change, one of the most tried and true technologies is planting trees. While goals like planting a trillion trees seem incredibly ambitious, one non profit has already planted and restored nearly one billion trees – a milestone worth celebrating.

Terraformation and Eden partner to create storage for up to 50 million seed in East Africa.

Dr. Stephen Fitch, Founder of Eden Reforestation Projects, an international landscape restoration nonprofit organization, has retired from his position as CEO of the organization. Fitch, 65, has led Eden since its founding in 2005. Mark Usellis, Eden COO, will be acting CEO, while the board conducts a search for Fitch’s replacement.

To fight climate change, companies and nonprofits have been promoting worldwide planting campaigns. Getting to a trillion is easier said than done.