Bushfire Recovery

Across multiple Australian states bushfires have raged with millions of trees being lost.

As of January 23, 2026, the 2025–26 Australian bushfire season has seen over 300,000 to 400,000 hectares (approximately 740,000 to over 1 million acres) of land burned, primarily in Victoria.

EcoForce is committing to help plant millions of trees across almost one million acres of burnt-out land, including productive farmland.

Replanting native trees on farmland is critical to recovery after bushfires. Trees stabilise soil, reduce erosion, restore water cycles and provide shade and shelter for livestock. They help farms recover faster, protect future yields, and rebuild landscapes that families rely on for their livelihoods. Native trees also bring birds and wildlife back, supporting natural pest control and healthier ecosystems across entire regions.

Purchasing a tree now helps replanting begin immediately, while the land is ready and communities are rebuilding. Early action means seedlings establish stronger roots before extreme heat and drought return. Your tree directly funds planting, protection and care, turning devastation into regeneration and helping farmers and rural communities move forward sooner rather than later.

Every tree planted now is a step towards resilient farms, healthier landscapes and a stronger future after fire.

Thank you for doing your bit to help these landscapes be repaired.