10 Million Tree Campaign

The 10 Million Tree Campaign is a flagship environmental initiative by Global Peace Foundation aimed at restoring ecosystems, combating climate change, and promoting sustainable livelihoods through large-scale tree planting. The project seeks to plant and nurture 10 million indigenous and climate-resilient trees in schools, public institutions, degraded forests, community lands, and water catchment areas in partnership with local communities, government agencies, youth groups, and private sector organizations.

Beyond planting trees, the campaign emphasizes environmental education, community ownership, and long-term conservation practices to ensure high survival rates and lasting ecological impact. Through awareness programs, volunteer activities, and capacity-building workshops, the initiative empowers individuals to become active stewards of the environment while creating greener, healthier, and more resilient communities.

By increasing forest cover, restoring biodiversity, protecting water resources, and reducing carbon emissions, the 10 Million Tree Campaign contributes to global climate action and supports a sustainable future where people and nature thrive together.