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From the Khasi Hills to the Amazon.

Land restoration, mangrove ecosystems, soil carbon and community enterprise — delivered with governments, the UN, the World Bank and grassroots cooperatives across four continents.

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Browse projects

Meghalaya, India 2023

Regeneration Meghalaya

Planting 65 million trees in Northeast India with the Hill Farmers’ Shiitake Mushroom Cooperative Society, supported by AstraZeneca in the UK — restoring degraded jhum land and building farmer livelihoods.

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Western Kenya 2023

Regeneration Kenya

Planting 5 million trees in Western Kenya in partnership with the Green Planet Initiative 2050, restoring degraded landscapes with local communities.

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Open Regeneration Kenya
Keta Lagoon, Ghana 2024

Mangroves & clean cookstoves

5,000 ha of mangrove ecosystem restoration with 5,000 ha of agroforestry and 50,000 efficient cookstoves, with MAIS ECO Ghana and MAIS Trading UK — making a significant contribution to the local community of the Keta Lagoon.

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Sundarbans, India 2024

Sundarbans restoration

1,000 ha of mangrove restoration with 1,000 ha of agroforestry and 20,000 efficient cookstoves for coastal communities of West Bengal, with C2R Green and Go Dharmic.

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Open Sundarbans restoration
Amazon, Brazil 2024

Amazon forest conservation

Partnership with Green Tenologia Ambiental developing Climate-Community-Biodiversity projects across 7 million ha of the eastern Amazon, in alliance with local tribes — granted the title of the largest reforestation project in the world.

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Open Amazon forest conservation
Delta Region, Myanmar 2014

Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park

Large-scale blue carbon restoration with Worldview International Foundation (WIF) — over 120 million mangrove trees planted and protected with a survival rate of around 90%, on the way to an ultimate target of 1 billion mangrove trees. Major sites like…

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Open Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park
Europe (cross-border) 2026

TourisFarm

An EU-funded Erasmus+ cross-border project designed to revolutionize rural tourism education, sustainability, and economic development across Europe.

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Open TourisFarm

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Community initiatives

Smaller, people-powered projects anyone can take part in — from bee-keeping to plastic-pollution mapping.

Blossom Honey Project

Bee-keeping for net-zero livelihoods

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Blossom Honey Project

Organic Farming Project

Regenerative smallholder farming

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Organic Farming Project

Operation SDZ

Net-zero carbon footprint action

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Operation SDZ

Climate Change Champion

Thoughtful, limited development

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Climate Change Champion

Global Alert Project

Mapping plastic pollution worldwide

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Global Alert Project

Operation Ride East

Agro-ecotourism expeditions in NE India

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Operation Ride East

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Mangroves & blue carbon

Mangroves are the engine of our blue carbon work. They store far more carbon than terrestrial forests — most of it locked permanently in the soil beneath their roots — while forming a living bio-shield that protects coastal communities from storms and erosion.

The Thor Heyerdahl Climate Parks honour the Norwegian explorer and environmentalist — a founding member and long-time Vice President of our partner Worldview International Foundation. Alongside EcoFriend World, we are honouring that legacy with new mangrove parks.

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Track record — 2007 to 2026

Our India team’s roots go deeper still — from FAO bee-keeping programmes in 1999 to India’s first community carbon REDD+ project in the Khasi Hills, spring mapping, climate-resilient paddy conservation and World Bank-supported landscape work.

  • 2007
    Training for India’s first community carbon REDD+ project in the Khasi Hills, Meghalaya — 27,000 ha, certified by Plan Vivo.
  • 2012
    Green Apprentice Programme launched at the UN Rio+20 Conference in Brazil with Big World Impact UK.
  • 2013
    Global Alert platform launched with Ocean Recovery Alliance to map plastic pollution in rivers and oceans.
  • 2014
    Mangrove restoration begins at Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park, Myanmar — 1 billion trees by 2030.
  • 2015
    Worldview Impact Explorer and Ride East agro-ecotourism expeditions launched in North East India.
  • 2017
    Drone tree-mapping and planting in Myanmar’s delta, funded by GHR Foundation ($242,800) with Biocarbon Engineering.
  • 2019
    i2 SustainIT impact incubator launched, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
  • 2021
    C6 project launched; Earth 300 Tiger Climate Park commits to restoring 300,000 mangrove trees in the Sundarbans.
  • 2022
    Mangrove restoration launched in The Gambia on UN World Mangrove Day.
  • 2023
    Regeneration Kenya (5M trees) and Regeneration Meghalaya (65M trees) launched with AstraZeneca; Impact Explorers programme begins.
  • 2024
    Amazon partnership with Green Tenologia Ambiental; Ghana and Sundarbans mangrove + cookstove programmes launch.
  • 2026
    TourisFarm launches — EU-funded Erasmus+ project for rural tourism education across Europe; Eric Bremley Lyngdoh Earth Tiger Climate Park and Agroforestry Project advance in West Bengal.