Since 2019, ReForest Now has planted over 1.2 million trees to restore diverse rainforest ecosystems, with efforts centred on the critically endangered Big Scrub in NSW and Gunung Leuser National Park in North Sumatra. These forests are rich in unique biodiversity and play a vital role in supporting natural systems we all depend on, including climate regulation and water filtration.

Our approach to reforestation goes far beyond planting trees. We prioritise genetic and species diversity to strengthen ecosystem health, reduce biodiversity loss, and ensure long-term resilience. Every project is designed with the local ecology and community in mind, using a wide variety of native species to recreate complex, self-sustaining rainforest ecosystems.

With the expertise and capacity to plant rainforests at scale – without compromising quality – we’re committed to delivering meaningful, lasting impact with every dollar we receive. Each tree planted contributes to our mission of bringing thriving, biodiverse rainforests back to the landscapes where they once flourished.