From Seeds to Trees (FST)

100,000 exercise books that turn every school day into a lesson in caring for the planet.

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From Seeds to Trees plants 2,000 Moringa seeds and 8,000 other trees across schools and tertiary institutions in Katsina State and other states in Nigeria, restoring green cover where it has been lost.

Objectives

Deforestation and the loss of greenery in urban and rural areas are driving climate change, hurting air quality, and destabilising local ecosystems.

Extensive tree planting paired with seedling and nursery advocacy in the wider community.

Limited public awareness and participation in tree planting and conservation efforts.

We drive community-owned tree planting to restore green spaces and build lasting environmental responsibility.

Design and produce exercise books with greenery-themed messages and short sustainability tips on every cover.

Collaborate with schools and communities to plant trees, distribute seedlings, and care for them long after planting day.

More greenery, cooler streets, and neighbourhoods that take pride in the trees they helped plant.

Enhanced biodiversity and a reduced carbon footprint through sustained, community-led planting.

Planting and conservation guides translated into local languages so every community member can take part.

Enhanced biodiversity and a reduced carbon footprint through sustained, community-led planting.

₦400 plants and cares for one native seedling for its first year.

You receive a quarterly update with photos and survival counts from the field.

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The problem

Grow Them Right (GTR)

Many young Nigerians lack exposure to practical climate education, leaving them disconnected from the ecological challenges in their own neighborhoods.

The problem

From Seeds to Trees (FST)

Deforestation and the loss of greenery in urban and rural areas are driving climate change, hurting air quality, and destabilising local ecosystems.

The problem

Tree Planting Initiative

Deforestation and rapid urban expansion are stripping communities of natural shade, degrading soils, and making local temperatures dangerously hot.

Ready to plant something real?

Your gift funds seedlings, teachers, and Green Clubs this month, not next year. You will hear back with a photo update within the quarter.