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Plant-for-the-Planet Brazil

Plant-for-the-Planet Brazil empowers youth to take action against the climate crisis and supports forest restoration in Brazil. Together with our global network, the entity inspires future generations who are active in communities to protect nature and fight for climate justice.

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Plant-for-the-Planet Czech Republic

Since 2015, Plant-for-the-Planet Czechia has mobilized young people, national celebrities, and companies to take action for forests and climate justice. Through climate education and advocacy, the Czech entity inspires global solidarity and helps shift climate attitudes toward hope.

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Plant-for-the-Planet Ghana

Plant-for-the-Planet Ghana is a national affiliate of the global foundation, working to address the climate crisis, poverty, and environmental degradation in a climate-vulnerable region. Through advocacy, education, and its restoration project, Plant-for-Ghana, it empowers communities and inspires action.

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Academies to Empower Children

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Plant-for-the-Planet Spain

Since 2013, Plant-for-the-Planet Spain has trained thousands of children as Climate Justice Ambassadors through educational activities. It also restores forests across multiple locations in Spain (Granada and Doñana), collaborating with companies and partners to amplify reforestation efforts.

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"The race for a trillion trees can continue to motivate donors, but Finkbeiner says that his organization is no longer focused on counting trees. Ultimately, he believes, the movement’s success or failure in restoring the world’s forests will be judged not by the number of trees planted, but via satellite imagery, viewed over the long term, and discussed the old-fashioned way — in hectares."

"At age 9, Felix Finkbeiner planted his first tree. He had just learned about Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan woman who won the Nobel Peace Prize for leading an effort to plant 30 million trees in Africa. The boy was struck by her message — that trees are powerful allies in the fight to curb global warming."

"The race for a trillion trees can continue to motivate donors, but Finkbeiner says that his organization is no longer focused on counting trees. Ultimately, he believes, the movement’s success or failure in restoring the world’s forests will be judged not by the number of trees planted, but via satellite imagery, viewed over the long term, and discussed the old-fashioned way — in hectares."

"Children are not often invited to speak to the United Nations General Assembly. But there stood Felix Finkbeiner, German wunderkind in his Harry Potter spectacles, gray hoodie, and mop-top haircut—with a somber question about climate change."

"We are all impressed by Greta Thunberg, but what about Felix Finkbeiner? He’s a young German environmentalist who, at the age of 9, proposed that every country commit to planting 1 million trees and then, at 13, upped the ante and suggested at the United Nations that we target 1 trillion by 2050."

"The race for a trillion trees can continue to motivate donors, but Finkbeiner says that his organization is no longer focused on counting trees. Ultimately, he believes, the movement’s success or failure in restoring the world’s forests will be judged not by the number of trees planted, but via satellite imagery, viewed over the long term, and discussed the old-fashioned way — in hectares."

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"At age 9, Felix Finkbeiner planted his first tree. He had just learned about Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan woman who won the Nobel Peace Prize for leading an effort to plant 30 million trees in Africa. The boy was struck by her message — that trees are powerful allies in the fight to curb global warming."

"The race for a trillion trees can continue to motivate donors, but Finkbeiner says that his organization is no longer focused on counting trees. Ultimately, he believes, the movement’s success or failure in restoring the world’s forests will be judged not by the number of trees planted, but via satellite imagery, viewed over the long term, and discussed the old-fashioned way — in hectares."

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