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Working to save the world’s threatened tree species Over 8000 tree species, 10% of the world’s total, are threatened with extinction. Photo: Evan Bowen-Jones/FFI

The Global Trees Campaign, a partnership between Fauna & Flora International, Botanic Gardens Conservation International and many other organisations around the world, aims to save threatened tree species through provision of information, conservation action and support for sustainable use.

All our initiatives are based on sound science and take account of the needs of local people, who are often dependent on tree resources for their survival. Working together, we help develop the capacity of local partners to save their own tree species. Read more >>



	Two communities in Tanzania, working through GTC partners the Mpingo Conservation Project, have obtained the first certificate for community-managed natural forest in Africa. This landmark achievement will enable communities to earn 250 times more from the forests than they have done previously. Read more >>
	IUCN-SSC Global Tree Specialist Group. Read more >>

The vast and contrasting landscapes of Central Asia are host to over 500 species of woody plants, including wild apples, pears, pistachios and walnuts. As threats to the region’s forests increase, the Red List of Trees of Central Asia, published by the Global Trees Campaign, has identified the 44 species most at risk. Read more >>

Tree2Reforest Gift Scheme
Plant a tree at a Global Trees Campaign project.

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