Trillion TreePassport Campaign

The TreePassport for 1 Trillion Trees Campaign is a flagship global initiative that provides the verification, transparency, and accountability framework for ecosystem restoration efforts worldwide, supporting the objectives of the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021–2030).

Our mission is to collaborate with governments, communities, organizations, and restoration partners to ensure that every tree planted is digitally registered with a unique TreePassport ID and issued an e-TreePassport Certificate. By 2050, we aim to create the world’s largest verified registry of living trees.

Through geotagging, continuous monitoring, and impact measurement, each tree can be tracked throughout its lifecycle, enabling stakeholders to verify its location, monitor its growth and survival, and measure its environmental and social contributions over time.

By transforming every tree into a verifiable digital asset, the campaign strengthens trust, improves restoration outcomes, and provides transparent evidence of progress toward global climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development goals.

Under the Trillion TreePassport Campaign

Every tree gets a unique digital identity

Every tree is monitored for survival

Every tree has a measurable climate impact

Every forest contributes verifiable data to a global public registry

Our Work

Geo-Tag · Track · Monitor · Report

Planting is only the start. We give every tree a verifiable life story, so impact is something you can see, audit and trust.

STEP 1

Geo-Tag

Every tree is mapped to precise GPS coordinates the moment it goes in the ground.

STEP 2

Track

Each tree receives a unique TreePassport ID, a permanent digital identity.

STEP 3

Monitor

Satellite imagery and field check-ins follow each tree’s survival and growth over time.

STEP 4

Report

Transparent, audit-ready impact that donors, communities and partners can verify.

Why the Trillion TreePassport Campaign matters

Countries and organizations worldwide are already investing billions of dollars in restoration, reforestation, afforestation, and climate resilience programs. However, many initiatives continue to face major challenges:

Limited survival tracking
Lack of long-term accountability
Fragmented monitoring systems
Inconsistent reporting standards
Difficulty measuring real environmental impact

TreePassport addresses these challenges by creating a trusted verification framework that supports transparent restoration at local, national, regional, and global scales.

Our Target

Support the growing, verification, monitoring, and long-term survival of more than 1 trillion trees worldwide by 2050.

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