It means fruits, nuts, and oils for local communities.It means healthy rivers, more biodiversity, and fertile soil.100 million trees means habitats for endangered animals.The German nonprofit, which became the first ‘B Corporation’ in that country because it was established for social good, has earned its founder Christian Kroll widespread praise-and one reason is that they claim to plant more native species than any other mass tree planting effort.ġ00 million trees tackle the climate crisis by removing 1771 tonnes of CO2 every day.
Source: Facebook/OurBluePlanetġ00 million trees tackle the climate crisis by removing 1771 tonnes of CO2 every dayįor the past eleven years, the search engine Ecosia has put most of the revenue from advertising on its website and app towards planting trees-and this month they planted their 100-millionth tree. In the wake of the Australian bushfires, Ecosia began restoring native forests there. Following the devastating fires in the Amazon, the number of people who had installed the Ecosia app doubled, allowing them to fund a 3 million tree-planting project in Brazil. Just last year Ecosia celebrated their 50-million-tree milestone, having now doubled it in just one year’s time. Thanks to Ecosia users, a greener, more just world is emerging. But they do so much more than that. 100 million trees is just the beginning. These trees tackle the climate crisis by removing 1771 tonnes of CO2 every day. These trees are not planted randomly they are planted where they make most sense, for nature, for wildlife, and for people. In a world that refuses to take common responsibility for common problems, Ecosia users are taking on that challenge, one tree at a time. We live in a world where the science of climate change is still questioned, where action remains slow and climate justice is nowhere near completion. A 100 million trees are changing the world: a milestone and a beginning! Ten years ago, a search engine that used its profits to plant trees, restore landscapes and empower rural communities seemed far-fetched, but today Ecosia plants a new sapling every second across the planet and now users have reached the milestone of 100 million trees planted.
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