ITF have received a mid-term report from Trees for the Future on the development of the Kaffrine agroforestry project and we are delighted to announce that the initiative has already made great progress. Read More…

ITF are delighted to have received a very positive half year report from the ELHAP Heritage Orchard Preservation Project. The scheme is managed by our project partner, Trees for Cities who are working with Redbridge council and the staff and young people of East London Handicap Adventure Playground (ELHAP) to lovingly restore and transform an old orchard. Read More…

ITF have received an interim report from the Mount Kenya Forest Tree Planting project, an initiative managed by our in-country partner – Save Mount Kenya Forest From Extinction Group. We are delighted to announce that the project has made excellent progress in it’s first six months which looks set to continue as the scheme moves forward. Read More…

ITF have received a mid-term report from the Ugandan Community Project and so far the results are very encouraging.  The project is managed in-country by Friends of Environment for Development (FED) and centers around the Abwong ‘B’Village in the Agali Subcounty, near Lira in Northern Uganda. Read More…

Since 2009 ITF have been working with SUNARMA (Sustainable Natural Resource Management Association) to deliver the Wof Washa Natural Resources and Land Use Management Project and we are pleased to announce that the project is progressing very well with some major breakthroughs occurring during the past year of the project. Read More…

ITF have received a very encouraging end of year report from Sahel Eco, our project partners in Mali who are managing the Re-greening Sokura project. Read More…

The mid-term report from our partners, Church Mission Society (CMS) in Sudan is full of good news. Where to start? There is the newly established arboretum with samples of indigenous and agro-forestry tree species. Read More…

This project has had an extremely positive impact on, literally, thousands of beneficiaries in urban Malawi.

There were the students and teachers from four local schools who were able to establish school woodlots. There were the three thousand individuals from five local churches who plan to look after the woodlots Read More…

This project has seen some real successes for empowering repatriated women in Kazimia, the area of the Congo where this project is focused.

An area of 350 metres has been cultivated at Mwakilinda for the repatriated women to use and one tree nursery has transplanted  19,256 seedlings to date. Read More…

Not even halfway through this project and so much has been achieved already! The Save Mount Kenya Forest from Extinction Group (SMKFEG) has been working tirelessly since they received funding from ITF for a project which started in May 2011.

The first thing they did was bought all the equipment they needed which included 3 watering cans, 5 pangas (machetes), 50,000 polythene bags and three lorry loads of manure! It then took them two months to put all the soil into the polythene bags. Read More…

The Rural Community Forestry Project has submitted a very encouraging interim report. The initiative is managed by Our Lady of Mercy Community Services based in Accra, Ghana and aims to plant 1000 mango trees in community orchards and provide training to local people on planting and cultivation of the trees. Read More…

ITF have received a very positive annual report from the Cluny Wildlife Trust who are managing the Improvement of Livelihoods of Rural People project on Likoma Island in Malawi. Read More…