From the field. In our own words.
Restoration is a story told slowly. We publish from our project sites — updates, essays, community voices, and the hard truths.
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Six Hundred Trees in the Ground: What Our First Planting Season Taught Us
We planted 600 trees across one hectare of degraded land in our foundation year. Here is what went right, what went wrong, and what we are doing differently in season two.
Founder's NotesWhat Bush Burning Does to Topsoil: A Conversation with Our Field Teams
The damage from a single season of bush burning can take years to reverse. Our ecologists explain what happens under the surface and why sensitization is as important as planting.
Research & LearningUrban Trees in Lagos: Why City Greening is Climate Action
Africa's fastest-growing cities are losing green cover just as they need it most. We make the case for urban greening as a serious climate intervention.
Voices from the CommunityA Farmer's Perspective: Why We Stopped Burning Our Fields
One farmer from our first program community explains the conversation that changed how he manages land — and what made the difference between lecture and dialogue.
Founder's NotesWhy Climate & Green World Foundation Exists: A Note from Dr. Anosike
I spent years watching the landscapes I loved shrink. Here is why I decided a lone voice was no longer enough.
Press ReleasesClimate & Green World Foundation Registered with CAC Nigeria
We are pleased to announce the formal registration of Climate & Green World Foundation with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria.