Baobab
Madagascar
Baobab Conservation
The baobab is a majestic tree nicknamed "tree of life". Its massive trunk stores water to survive droughts. Its leaves, fruits, and bark are used in food and traditional medicine. It provides shade, feeds many species, and plays a vital role in the ecosystem.
25.00€per tree
Reforestation Project
Baobab Conservation
Baobab conservation aims to protect these iconic trees, essential for the survival of many species and communities in Africa. Threatened by climate change, deforestation, and urbanization, baobabs are replanted and their environment restored through local awareness actions and scientific support. This project promotes the transmission of knowledge, supports agroecology, and ensures the sustainability of these "trees of life" for future generations.
+1Tree planted
≈ 22kgCO₂ absorbed/year
