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Sawle Lake's latest Halloween guest is the talk of the forest! 🦌 🎃 This moose came to check out our #reforestation efforts – talk about 'moose-terious' timing!

Alongside our corporate partners, we pledged to plant more than 4.5M trees this September! 🌲🌍 Together with our community of dedicated change-makers, we are making a lasting impact on our planet, one tree at a time, month after month.

Join us at our next webinar as we explore the transformative power of agroforestry in Haiti and Senegal. Whether you’re a sustainability advocate, an agroforestry stakeholder, or simply curious about environmental solutions, this webinar is your opportunity to learn how these projects are having a meaningful impact. Reserve your spot today!

Reforestation doesn’t end with planting—it’s just the beginning. Check out how veritree is using advanced technology to transform forest monitoring.

Today is the International Day for #ClimateAction ! 🌍 This day serves as a powerful reminder of the urgent need to address the climate crisis and protect our planet for future generations. At veritree, we're proud to be part of the solution, actively working towards reforestation and ecological restoration through innovative technology. 🌱💡 Our agroforestry, seaforestation, mangrove, and terrestrial restoration projects all over the world demonstrate our commitment to rehabilitating ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and fostering biodiversity. Join us in taking action today, and every day, for a greener, healthier planet.

Exciting news! 🌱 We are thrilled to announce our latest mangrove restoration project in Primeira Cruz, Maranhão State, Brazil. This area is currently facing severe deforestation with local communities relying on fishing for livelihood.  🌿 Impact: 1. Reviving mangrove forests to improve local fishers' livelihoods, create jobs, and restore carbon-rich estuaries 2. 80% estimated tree survivability and 0.31 tonnes of CO2 sequestered per tree 3. Preserving species like Goliath Giant Grouper, manatees, harpy eagles, and jaguars 4. Creating 20 workdays per 10,000 trees planted  📡 Site Technology: 1. Geospatial data layers 2. Geotagged photos 3. Collect app 4. Drone and satellite imagery Join us in making a positive impact on both people and the planet!

Myth or Fact? 🌳 Straight from our amazing tree planters in Kenya! Working on reforestation projects, we often hear some fascinating claims from the field. Let’s take a look at a few we’ve heard from our incredible tree planters in Kenya. Which of these are myths, and which might actually hold some truth?  1. 🐝 "Getting stung by bees builds immunity to their sting." - Myth 2. 🐒 "If a baboon is chasing you, throw a fake snake and it’ll run away." - Fact 3. 🌊 "Near the equator, your water spins in the opposite direction." - Myth The natural world is full of surprises and our planters are always sharing fascinating stories and insights! Do you have any nature “myths or facts” you’ve heard about? Share them below! 👇 #mythorfact #reforestation #naturecuriosities

We are excited to share that veritree Co-Founder & Head of Partnerships, 🌲David Luba, will be speaking at The Partnership Conference in Toronto this month. Also in attendance will be team members Michelle Senthivel and David Laegen. We're looking forward to amplify our social impact and dive into discussions on the evolution of sustainable business practices and climate solutions.

We are excited to share that Kathleen Buckingham – Director of Science at veritree – will be attending #Bloom24, alongside COP16, in Colombia this year! With just six years left to meet global biodiversity goals, an event like this is crucial for translating ambition into action. We're looking forward to joining forces with other experts, innovators and visionaries to help super charge our impact and collectively lead the way to a nature-positive future.🌿💡

Take a look at this 3D model of one of our mangrove sites 🌱 Why do we create these models? At veritree, we apply 360-degree reproductions to our AI and machine-learning models to identify living saplings from dead ones. This approach boosts the efficiency of our survivability checks, ensuring healthier and thriving ecosystems.