You play. We plant. The world prospers.
Play-to-Plant™ in the EverForest
BE A FORCE OF NATURE
YOU PLAY
Escape into the EverForest to grow, merge, and discover…
Grow, merge, discover, and adventure in the EverForest mobile game. As you play and build a flourishing forest in-game, we’ll plant real trees on your behalf. Every real tree planted will reflect your own, individual impact and will contribute to the real-time, cumulative, global impact of players around the world. Together, we’ll use the power of people, play, and planting to re-green the planet.
WE PLANT
Grow your forest in-game and we’ll plant trees in the real world
We work with with top organizations dedicated to going above and beyond planting. The best partners care deeply about sustainable forestry, agriculture, reforestation, conservation, and biodiversity. Together with our partners and the humans who live in and around the EverForest Planting Projects, we’re going to plant, grow, and care for trees—and strengthen communities as we re-green the world.
WORLD PROSPERS
Together, let’s re-green the world
THE
Trees are universally loved—in part, because they’re beautiful and endlessly extraordinary. They clean our air, provide habitats for animals, improve mental health, make busy city centers into shady refuges, lessen the detrimental effects of extreme weather events, and more. We’re committed to making a positive impact around the globe through our EverForest Planting Projects. Together, we can transform the fun of games into living, breathing, diverse forests that can positively impact the world—and everyone in it.
Our Projects
The EverForest team is working with EarthLungs Reforestation Foundation in Kenya to help fund reforestation. Partnering with the Kenya Forest Service, we've joined the "Adopt-a-Forest" program to support planting efforts. Before this project, local communities faced high unemployment, habitat loss that affected fisheries, and rapid deforestation. Today, a number of local jobs have been created for community members in need and mangrove and bamboo nurseries have been established. Over five years, this project will be expanded to benefit more communities, improve fishing and crab stocks, help control extreme temperatures, and prevent soil erosion—ultimately fighting climate change by capturing carbon.
Current Project:
Kenya, Majaoni, Mtwapa County
Kenya's forests are important for the ecosystem. They support diverse wildlife and provide essential resources to people in surrounding communities. The Kenyan government aims to restore 5.1 million hectares of forest, collaborating with local communities, nonprofits, businesses, and the government to enhance environmental sustainability and resilience. When you play EverForest, you’re contributing to these efforts. Thank you for playing and planting.
EverForest Play-to-Plant™ Projects & Partners
JOIN THE EVERFOREST ALLIANCE TO PLANT TREES AND GROW AND CARE FOR FORESTS AROUND THE GLOBE
We choose our tree planting partners and projects with care to reflect our own mission to re-green the world. Partnering with organizations that understand the importance of working with people at a grassroots level to plant, grow, and protect forests in their communities, we’ll strengthen and diversify global ecosystems so that forests around the world can flourish and people and our planet can thrive.
EarthLungs Reforestation Foundation
EarthLungs understands that trees are the lungs of the earth and vital to people and the planet. They partner with organizations and community members living around and adjacent to public gazetted forests to rehabilitate, reforest, conserve and protect degraded forest lands back to healthy indigenous forest ecosystems. In the process they ensure impoverished people can benefit from decent wages for decent lives.
One Acre Fund
One Acre Fund supplies farmers with the farm supplies and training they need to grow more food and earn more money. They believe that tree planting is Africa’s single most powerful intervention at the intersection of climate and poverty for smallholder farmers. It is a cost-effective way for rural households to build assets and to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere to help tackle the climate crisis. One Acre Fund is championing Africa’s largest and most efficient farmer-led tree planting initiative — to plant 1 billion trees by 2030.