The way we eat, farm and grow our food is shifting. A changing climate is transforming weather patterns, soil quality and temperatures around the globe. For people who rely on the land, this means business as usual is no longer an option
Finding relief from the heat is a top priority for many of us in Europe and the UK right now, as we grapple with the effects of this summer’s scorching heatwave. As temperatures rise from year-to-year, many of us are realizing that our environments are not well-suited to tackling the…
Find out how Tree Aid is working with communities to conserve water in the drylands of Africa.
Discover how growing trees and fighting the climate crisis is helping to advance women’s rights in Africa’s drylands.
Meet seven incredible women from across the continent who are working to fight climate change and advocate for communities across Africa.
In the drylands of Africa water shortages in the dry season mean that the land is unable to support plant life. For the communities living there, life is a struggle
Yacouba Sawadogo, known as “the man who stopped the desert” has passed away aged 77.
This summer, we have seen the land scorched dry, from Australia to California, Spain to Greece. Most often, wildfires start when particularly dry forest, grassland or shrubs are ignited by human activity, such as discarded cigarettes or campfires. Whilst controlled fires can exist as part of a normal and healthy…
Read our 10 climate crisis solutions, from planting trees to building a Great Green Wall, for a greener, safer world.
