Planting Sites

My name is Phil Chavanne and along with my wife and daughters we manage Selah Springs Ranch, an adventure retreat ranch in the Texas Hill Country. This ranch has been in our family for 26 years and it is our goal to pass it down healthier with each generation. Our vision for the property is to steward the land by establishing grasslands in previously barren soils, to greatly increase the biodiversity of the land by establishing all 66 native tree species on the ranch as well as over 25 different grass species which will in turn sequester carbon, decrease erosion, recharge our aquifers and therefore our springs, all the while providing us with the opportunity to educate our guests on the importance of conservation.

The Mcdonald Family Farm has been in my family for over 150 years. My Great Grandfather Alexander, acquired the land in the form of ‘Settlers Block’ in the 1850’s whilst he was working as a Head Stockman for a local landowners. Once he acquired the land, he continued to work for local landowners, work his land and rear 12 children. All the 12 family members lived and worked on the land throughout following years and once married, moved onto owning their own piece of paradise, except for the youngest of the 12 siblings, Donald. Born in 1894, my Grandfather Donald was the youngest of the 12 siblings. After returning home from his service in the Light Horse Brigade, and realizing that his mother could not run the family farm on her own, he decided to stay and run the farm forfeiting his dream of becoming a Police Officer. Donald eventually …

Saravu Farm Limited is the farm located in Kisongo - Arusha, Tanzania in East Africa with the mission to showcasing how the dairy farming can be one of the solution to regenerate the degraded land, climate change solution as we envision to plant the pastures that sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to enrich nitrates nutrients to the soil. The pastures planted are used to feed the dairy cattle which in return give organic matters which are added back to the degraded land to restore the soil fertility. We will have the tree nurseries where we grow different species of trees and pasture grass which are given free to the women around the farm to pant at their home surrounding and farms as well. Meyasi M Mollel is the Masai and owner of the farm with the passion to conserve the ecosystem at the same time benefitting and he wish …

3000ac Cattle grazing property on headwaters of Brisbane River. Purchased property in 2000 and re-establishing parts of our property to timber. We very lightly stock our country to leave a high ground cover for out harsher seasons.

I am Datu Lanelio T. Sangcoan, tribal leader and founder of Tribes and Natures Defenders Inc. www.tribes-natures-defenders.org -an indigenous peoples led non profit organization base in Philippines. I have 3 children and owned 3,000 hectares land sacred forest and farm land. Our vision is to see areas of our farm that we don't use, converted to supporting trees which will improve soil stability, water and feed during times of drought, and embrace regenerative agriculture techniques to leave a healthier more productive farm for the future and health of the planet by capturing more carbon than we produce. These areas are very significant for nature, culture and wildlife connectivity. We need to regain the forest cover to save the wildlife.

Nestled in the heart of Elsthorpe, Hawke’s Bay, Mangarara is a 610-hectare (1,500-acre) hill country farm that’s been lovingly cared for by the Hart family since 1990. This unique landscape is a vibrant mosaic of lakes, wetlands, peat flats, rolling pasture, steep hills, and a mix of native and exotic trees. Like a living, breathing organism, the farm continues to grow and transform. Over the past 15 years, that transformation has accelerated—towards a more connected, regenerative way of farming that nurtures both land and community. We’d love to invite you further into our journey.

Jal Smruti Foundation is a grassroots movement committed to restoring India’s natural balance — its Sujalaam Sufalaam spirit — through tree planting and farmer-led regeneration. Our mission: to plant 60,000 trees ( in 5000 lots) on farmlands across India and help farmers transition to sustainable, profitable practices. We provide farmers with native saplings, training, and financial support to care for each tree, and we track every planting to ensure transparency and long-term success. In partnership with EcoForce Global, Jal Smruti Foundation connects environmental restoration with farmer wellbeing — making it easy for you to contribute meaningfully to climate action, rural livelihoods, and ecological repair.