SayTrees is a professionally run group of ordinary people extraordinarily determined to protect the environment not just by themselves, but also by sensitising others towards the importance of environment conservation and goading them on to participate in tree-plantation campaigns. Though it started off as a weekend pursuit in 2007 now it does more than 50 tree plantation drives in 4 months of monsoon. SayTrees spearheads a variety of initiatives including research, education, sensitisation and advocacy around the importance of environmental preservation and tree plantation. The group thrives on its vast volunteer base that runs into thousands, from young children to busy professionals, housewives and retired citizens. Today, SayTrees organizes tree plantations and water conservation projects across several Indian cities. We pro-actively engage in identifying potential areas for plantation, keeping in mind the biodiversity and ecological milieu of the local area. We try ensuring that the local communities reap multifold benefits; besides restoring the green cover, the trees also provide them with fruits, flowers, leaves etc commonly used in the community life.

Fruits of the Forage produces natural vegan preserves that fight food waste and save heritage fruits throughout North West England, West Midlands, and North Wales. This includes jams, marmalades, chutneys, sauces, pickles, cordials, liqueurs, and syrups—additionally making use of sustainably harvested wild plants and surplus local produce together with fruit from abandoned orchards and small-scale heritage fruit farms. Key ingredients include dandelions, elderflower, hogweed seeds, crab apples, blackberries, sweet cicely, ground elder, damsons, sloes, and heritage varieties of plums, apples, and pears. This company is working with schools, farms, and community groups to plant fruit trees using traditional agroforestry methods, creating small-scale orchards and hedgerows. Thus, they teach people about local foods and create habitats for wildlife, increasing biodiversity and preserving the local heritage. The Fruits of the Forage has the mission of producing delicious preserves in a sustainable way while encouraging good environmental stewardship and community engagement.

Grow Billion Trees is a global initiative dedicated to planting and protecting billions of trees in order to combat climate change, improve the environment, and enhance local communities. The team is made up of passionate individuals who believe that everyone has the power to make a positive impact on the planet. They are committed to providing the resources and support necessary for individuals and organizations to take action on this important issue. The tree planting efforts focus on selecting and planting species that are native to the local area and that will thrive in their new environment. They work closely with local communities and organizations to ensure that the projects are sustainable and beneficial to all stakeholders. In addition to planting trees, they also engage in conservation efforts to protect and restore existing forests. They believe that preserving and restoring these vital ecosystems is crucial for the health and well-being of our planet.

Trees for the Future is using regenerative agriculture training to sustainably end poverty for farmers & better the environment. As a UN World Restoration Flagship, TREES is recognized as one of the best large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts on the planet. The prestigious Flagship award is part of an effort by the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to ensure that measurable progress is made on the UN’s environmental goals by 2030. The initiative works closely with tens of thousands of farmers living in poverty on degraded lands following decades of unsustainable agriculture practices, deforestation, pollution, and climate change. TREES provides training in a regenerative agroforestry technique called the Forest Garden Approach. In this four-year program, farmers receive training, seeds, and other resources, while planting thousands of trees and dozens of food and resource crops on their property. Participating farmers typically own one hectare of land or less.

Outplacement Adelaide, a service by Development at Work Australia, specializes in providing comprehensive outplacement solutions for individuals and organizations across Adelaide and its surroundings. Their services include personalized career transition coaching, resume writing, interview preparation, and job search strategies to help individuals confidently navigate career changes.

The Big Sister Experience is dedicated to inspiring self-love, self-confidence, and resilience in female-identifying students from years 5 to 12. Through transformative wellbeing and life education programs, they create safe environments where students can share openly and develop tools to navigate the challenges of school, home, and personal growth.

Propagate Ventures is a company dedicated to helping farmers and landowners integrate profitable tree crops into their agricultural systems through agroforestry. By providing technical assistance, financing, and farm services, they make it easier for farms to transition to sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices. Their expertise includes site preparation, tree planting, and project monitoring, ensuring successful implementation. They also offer improved tree genetics and necessary inputs tailored for temperate U.S. climates. With over 200,000 trees planted and 2,400 acres under management, Propagate has demonstrated its commitment to making agroforestry a viable, profitable practice. Their work reduces farming risks, enhances biodiversity, and improves soil health, ultimately increasing farm profitability. Through partnerships and case studies, such as large-scale chestnut alley cropping in Kentucky, they showcase how integrating trees into farming systems benefits both the environment and farmers. Propagate is shaping the future of regenerative agriculture.