Key Project

Klamath National Forest

Located near the border of California and Oregon, the Klamath National Forest was severely impacted by the California wildfires, leading to massive deforestation. This project has reduced 2.1 million kg of CO2 by planting 7,041 Sugar Pine trees in the forest.

Swap's Impact

2.13
Hectare reforested
.5 Hectare in Kenya
.5 Hectare in USA
.5 Hectare in Tanzania
.36 Hectare in Madagascar
2894
Trees planted
1101 Trees in Madagascar
543 Trees in USA
500 Trees in Kenya
500 Trees in Tanzania
243
Tonnes of CO2 captured
81.45 Tonnes in USA
75 Tonnes in Tanzania
47.07 Tonnes in Madagascar
25 Tonnes in Kenya

Our Partner

Swap partners with Tree-Nation to support global reforestation initiatives. Tree-Nation gathers and coordinates reforestation projects worldwide to stop deforestation, fight climate change, and support local communities. 

Usambara Biodiversity Conservation, Tanzania

The primary goal of this project is to preserve biodiversity in the Eastern Arc Mountains rainforest. Key efforts focus on reversing severe deforestation in and around the Forest Nature Reserve—addressing critical needs for sustainable wood and construction materials, promoting environmental education, and alleviating extreme poverty through agroforestry. By planting 4.5 million Gummifera trees, the project has offset 2.1 billion kg of CO2.

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