We are delighted to announce that our long-term supporter Paul Rochford will soon be taking off on another intrepid expedition, hoping to raise a marvellous £15,000 for TREE AID’s Community Self Reliance Project in Northern [...]
CIFOR scientist Terry Sunderland, who co-edited a recent special issue of the International Forestry Review on forests, biodiversity and food security states that “Forty percent of the world’s food originates from diverse smallholder farmers, so the [...]
As food crisis grips the Sahel this year, Mali looks set to be amongst the worst-affected countries as conflict exacerbates its already fragile situation. With crop failures and the death of livestock, a huge problem is [...]
This year, upwards of 10 million people across the West African Sahel are once again facing a severe food crisis. At the root of the crisis lies drought; another year of erratic and unpredictable rains [...]
Following news of the military coup in Mali on Wednesday 21st March, we were able to quickly make contact with TREE AID staff in Mali and establish that they are safe and well. There is [...]
This Mother’s Day help TREE AID celebrate 25 years of supporting mums inAfricaby planting a tree for your own mum. For just £10 you could grow a mango, shea or baobab tree in her name [...]
“Now us women have had the chance to eliminate the middle man we are making much more money. We know when to sell, when to buy and when to store nuts so that we get [...]
The international target to halve the number of people who do not have access to safe drinking water has been met, five years before the 2015 deadline, the UN announced on Tuesday. However, in its report, Progress on [...]
International development charity, TREE AID, has today announced an appeal for funds to help end the ongoing cycle of drought and famine for families living in the Sahel region of sub-Saharan Africa. This follows international [...]
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The new Update Magazine is now available to download, in this edition we look at the complex and tense issues of land and forest rights across the Sahel when governments, traditional authorities, big business and [...]
As the food crisis worsens in Niger, we are beginning work to extend our Village Tree Enterprise programme into the country, reaching 70 communities and 30,000 people current facing drought and hunger. By supporting farmer-entrepreneurs [...]
First steps for River Trees World Water Day (22nd March) provides the perfect opportunity for an update on the early stages of TREE AID’s first River Trees project in the Bongo District of Northern Ghana [...]
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