Plant Your Future - Plant trees in the Amazon by supporting rainforest communities to plant trees and improve their livelihoods

Help us support smallholder farmers to farm sustainably and reforest the Peruvian Amazon

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Stop Climate Change

Stop Climate Change

We’re planting trees in the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest where they grow fast and take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere quickly.

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Fight Poverty

Fight Poverty

We’re working directly with remote smallholder farming communities in the Northern Amazon Rainforest

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Defend Nature

Defend Nature

Our work helps protect the natural habitat of critically endangered species

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Empowering Peruvian Farmers

With the perfect combination of conditions — heat and plenty of rain — trees grow fast in the Amazon Rainforest. But meaningful action in the fight against climate change has to begin at grassroots. Peruvian smallholder farmers have become trapped in a cycle of poverty, borne from a legacy of degradation and false promises of the ability of the land to sustainably support cattle and crops. Your donations are helping Plant Your Future to engage and empower these farmers to restore the Amazon Rainforest with ‘agroforestry’ – providing them with a sustainable income that reduces the threat of deforestation. Help us make more of an impact in the fight against climate change and donate today.

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Planting Hope

Just £10 could help a farmer plant and nurture 5 trees on his deforested land and receive all the inputs and equipment needed to maintain them. Watch the video below to understand more about our work on the ground in the Amazon Rainforest.

 

 

 

 

“I want to bring back value to my land that has become valueless”

Plant your Future is helping subsistence Amazonian farmers transition from unsustainable agriculture to market-oriented agroforestry systems. Our work is not only about farming more sustainably but also improving livelihoods. Read more about the Farmers we are working with.

Farmer Stories

Plant Your Future farmers work with us, not for us

Plant Your Future’s unique way of working, combined with the agroforestry systems we’ve developed and helped farmers to establish, is the reason for our continued success. Read more about how we began and why building Amazonian farmers capacity in sustainable farming is important for the restoration of the Amazon Rainforest.

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Our Latest News

Inspiring Insights from Ashmore Foundation visit to the Peruvian Amazon!

Inspiring Insights from Ashmore Foundation visit to the Peruvian Amazon!

15 Aug , 2023   Our News

Earlier this summer we were thrilled to host Esther Arthur from The Ashmore Foundation, one of much valued donors, at our operations in the Peruvian Amazon! Esther visited our smallholder partners to see their thriving agroforestry systems, chatted with our student volunteers about their inspiring ideas for implementing sustainable change in their communities, met our teams, and even […]

Check out our feature in Pioneers Post ‘Earth Fixers’ series – ‘Seeds of hope – the charity helping to replant Peru’s rainforest’

Check out our feature in Pioneers Post ‘Earth Fixers’ series – ‘Seeds of hope – the charity helping to replant Peru’s rainforest’

14 Jul , 2023   Our News

We’re delighted to be featured in this month’s ‘Earth Fixers’ series by the Pioneers Post! Follow this link to read the article. Laura Joffre tells our story brilliantly – capturing how, and why, we sow the seeds for environmental and social change in the Peruvian Amazon. If you’re interested in learning more about our sustainable agroforestry […]

Celebrating the end of the planting season with a grand fiesta!

Celebrating the end of the planting season with a grand fiesta!

5 Jul , 2023   Our News

We had loads of fun at our End of Season Celebration for Ucayali and Huánuco! There was much to celebrate –in total we’ve planted over 300,000 trees this season all on deforested farmland owned by smallholders. On June 17 we celebrated the end of the planting season in the district, and the achievements of all […]