Our Impact
Every tree we plant is geo-tagged and tracked on GreenTrack, then checked in the field and by satellite. That lets us report survival per project (85% across our programmes), farmer income from agroforestry (up to 3× compared with conventional two-crop farming) and the benefits for communities and nature.
How impact is tracked
- Every tree has a geo-tagged record from the day it is planted.
- Sites are checked in the field and by satellite, and saplings that don't survive are replaced.
- Each client gets a digital forest page and reports for their own programme.
- Anyone with a certificate or order number can check their trees on this site.
How it works
- Plant and geo-tag every tree
- Field checks with photos
- Satellite checks of each site
- Care and replacement
- Report per project
Frequently asked questions
What is your tree survival rate?
Survival across our programmes is 85%, counted per project from geo-tagged tree records.
How do farmers benefit?
Through agroforestry, farmers earn from fruit and timber alongside regular crops: up to 3× farm income compared with conventional two-crop farming.
How can I check trees planted for me?
Enter your certificate or order number in the tree lookup on this page, or open your digital forest page.
Do companies get impact reports?
Yes. Each programme gets progress reports, a survival report and an impact summary for CSR and ESG reporting.
How is carbon reported?
Carbon is estimated per tree by species and age and reported per project as the trees grow.
Talk to our team to plan your programme.
