Cupuacu: the fruit telling us how to live with the forest
Brazil
Protecting the Amazon from deforestation thanks to a fruit, the cupuacu.
Projects
From Senegal to Uganda via France, Spain and the United States, we’re taking practical steps to protect endangered plant species. How? By planting 10,000 desert date palms a year in Senegal to combat desertification, and by enabling schoolchildren in France and Madagascar to replant 3,000 trees near their homes to make them aware of their ability to do something for the planet. Interested? Find out more about our projects below.
Saving plants that heals
Argentina
Wild Plants: Healing and Conservation
Saving the sea marigold, an andangered flower
Italy
The sea marigold was on the brink of disappearing
Integration through (and for) horticulture
Spain
Our action « Huerta de Montecarmelo », a shared garden for everyone to use, held by disabled people.
An olive tree for life: overcoming addiction through nature
Italy
Helping addicted individuals recover and reintegrate by working the land.
Ylang Ylang: help a forest survive
Comores
How to stop the deforestation induced by Ylang Ylang farming while defending a rich plant heritage.
A mini workbook for 2022!
France
Following the success of the first volume, the Natural Spaces Conservatories network has been working on a mini nature acti...
Giving an orchid a second lease on life
Singapore
Returning to its rightful place an orchid endemic to Singapore that was believed to have disappeared from its natural envir...
Saving the alpine sea holly from disappearance
Switzerland
An imminent threat of extinction
