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Take action against forest destruction and global warming!

By supporting forest conservation, you help keep forests a part of our global landscape, you support the communities that depend on them to survive, you maintain an astounding 2/3 rds of the planets biodiversity and you help combat climate change. Whether you're an individual wanting to do something positive for the worlds forests or a company looking to become forest responsible the climate tree brings us all together, focusing our efforts and our financial resources on one of the greatest problems everfaced by mankind. 

Although each programme has a different focus there is a natural overlap and cohesion to our work: the programmes all support eachother to achieve the same end. But the work is diverse and requires specialist skills and those who want to support our work will likely have their own passions and interests too. Provided under each programme heading and description below are actual projects happening under these programmes. We hope this gives you a real insight to the work going on and helps you decide which programme to support and what your donation will contribute towards.
Community Forests Program - Java Community Mahogany Project
Community Forests Program - Java Community Mahogany Project
Indonesia
The KOSTAJASA cooperative is a group of 494 families growing mahogany trees in forests adjacent to their homes on the island of Java. The goal of KOSTAJASA is to create a sustainable economy for the community by managing these forests for many generations. The cooperative currently manages 84 hectares and wants to grow to over 3,000 hectares.

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Community Forests Program - KHJL Cooperative for Sustainable Teak
Community Forests Program - KHJL Cooperative for Sustainable Teak
Indonesia
The KHJL Cooperative assists hundreds of landowners to sustainably manage and earn family wages from teak plantations. Their work is proving that small-scale agroforests are essential to combat large-scale deforestation in the region.

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Natural Forest Program - Dwima Jaya Sustainable Concessions
Natural Forest Program - Dwima Jaya Sustainable Concessions
Indonesia
Dwima Jaya’s goal is to stop the rampant deforestation in the Central Kalimantan region of Indonesia, and to put in place long-term solutions for conservation. This community-based organization manages four natural forest concessions to a high set of environmental and cultural standards, and provides jobs in local villages to steward these rich tropical lands.

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Natural Forests Program - Protecting biodiversity in Sumatra
Natural Forests Program - Protecting biodiversity in Sumatra
South Solok, Indonesia
The forest concession of Andalas Merapi Timber (AMT) is part of a biodiversity hot spot and crucial to mitigating climate change. Yet despite these values, the daily threat of deforestation to meet subsistence needs of local farmers is all too real. In partnership with AMT and local villagers, TFT is working to protect the forest while also improving rural livelihoods.

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Cool Forests Program - The Centre of Social Excellence
Cool Forests Program - The Centre of Social Excellence
Brazzaville, Congo, Republic of
The Centre of Social Excellence (CSE) is up and running! This unique and innovative school run by TFT is located at the heart of the Congo Basin and is dedicated to training the next generation of leaders and teachers in sustainable forest management.

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Natural Forests Program - Radio Biso Na Biso
Natural Forests Program - Radio Biso Na Biso
Congo, Republic of
Now live on air, ‘Biso Na Biso’ is the first Indigenous peoples’ language radio station in the Congo Basin! The radio waves span over 1.3 million hectares of tropical forest and allows over 16,000 Pygmy living in the forests to better communicate with each other and defend their rights. They can now communicate their concerns about industrial logging in their forest, and a real dialogue is possible about how to share the forest resources for the benefit of everyone. Biso Na Biso is their new tool to protect their traditional way of life and their forest.

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