PAST SUCCESSES

Since it began, the Global Trees Campaign has been involved in a number of projects to save threatened trees around the world. Click on the links below to read about some of our past successes.

FFI projects
- Assessment and conservation of pear species in the Caucasus
- Reducing illegal logging in Cambodia
- Assessing Honduran Rosewood populations in Belize
- Conservation and restoration of Monkey Puzzle forests in Chile
- Conservation of Cebu Cinnamon in The Philippines
- Conservation of Oak forests in Mexico
- Conservation of Pau brasil in the Brazilian Atlantic forest
- Intiating conservation of threatened Vietnamese conifers
- Conservation of five priority threatened Vietnamese conifers
- Conservation of four Critically Endangered tree species in Vohibola Littoral forest, Madagascar
- Conservation of threatened Chinese Magnolias
- Reducing Wood Waste in the UK
- Conservation of Philippine Teak
- Conservation of the Pemba Palm, Pemba Island, Tanzania
- Conservation of Chinese conifers
- Conservation of the Big tree Rhododendron, China
- Community conservation and sustainable use of African Blackwood in Tanzania

BGCI projects

- The Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Western Ghats, India
- Conservation and management of Dimophandra wilsonii in Brazil
- Education for the conservation of threatened species in the Atlantic Forest, Brazil
- Ex-situ conservation of rare trees in Uganda
- Restoration of native forest in Kenya
- Conservation of Magnolias in Cuba