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Project updates

Follow the latest updates from Green Earth projects around the world, from reforestation milestones to community impact and biodiversity gains. We work alongside local farmers and communities to restore nature and build a more sustainable future for people and the planet.

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The social impact of Green Earth’s projects

At Green Earth, our nature-based projects don’t just restore ecosystems—they create opportunity, income streams, and improved livelihoods for local communities. From Uganda to Cameroon and Kenya, our projects bring tangible, life-changing benefits...

Greenzone Reforestation Project: big steps in Cameroon

We’re excited to update you on the Regenerative Agroforestry Project Cameroon (previously Greenzone Reforestation Project) in Cameroon! Our efforts to restore the Congo Basin are progressing well, and we have some notable achievements to share....

Igniting change: The cookstoves revolution in Cameroon

At the heart of our commitment to a greener planet and sustainable living, we're excited to share the latest developments in one of our most impactful endeavours—the Sawa Cookstoves Project in Cameroon. This initiative by DGB Group marks a...

New growth in Cameroon

We are thrilled to share an exciting update on the Greenzone Reforestation Project, our impactful nature-based solutions initiative in Cameroon aimed at restoring nature, creating lush forests, and championing sustainable development across the...

The rich tapestry of trees in DGB’s reforestation projects: empowering local communities

Our planet provides a valuable resource vital to all life—forests. Forests, and the trees that form them, produce clean air and water, safeguard wildlife and biodiversity, and prevent soil degradation and desertification. They also act as crucial...

Greenzone Reforestation Project: cashew trees thriving in our latest planting season

This tree-planting season, our team in Cameroon has been focussing on cultivating cashew plants (Anacardium Occidentale) for our Greenzone Reforestation Project. These remarkable trees are resilient and require significantly less water than other...

Strengthening collaboration: Ministry of Environment meeting in Cameroon highlights project progress

In a significant step towards fostering collaboration and ensuring the successful implementation of our Sawa Afforestation Project in Cameroon, representatives of DGB Group recently participated in a constructive meeting with the Ministry of...

Cameroon afforestation project undergoes third-party site audit for validation under Verra

Learn about the ongoing site audit for validation of our Cameroon afforestation project under Verra's standards. Ongoing site audit for validation We are pleased to announce that our Sawa Afforestation Project in Cameroon is undergoing an extensive...

The exciting grafting process for avocado and mango seedlings in Cameroon

At Green Earth, we're always looking for new and innovative ways to promote sustainable agriculture and reforestation. That's why we embarked on an exciting grafting process for our avocado and mango seedlings. In this project update, we'll take you...

What is the Cameroon project about?

The Cameroon project is one of our recent projects as we continue in our quest to generate nature compensation in the form of biodiversity credits and carbon credits. We are actively restoring nature worldwide in as many ways and continents as...

Meeting with Cameroon Minister of Environment to discuss project progress

DGB Group CEO Selwyn Duijvestijn and project director Theo Oben had the privilege to meet with the Minister of Environment of Cameroon, Pierre Hélé, to discuss DGB's Cameroon Reforestation Project. The meeting was a significant milestone in the...

Reforestation project in Cameroon on national news

The Cameroon Afforestation Project has gained significant attention and has been featured on national news channels in Cameroon. The project, which aims to plant three million trees in three years, including indigenous fruit and nut trees, has been...

The first trees in Cameroon have been planted

We are delighted to announce that the planting process of our afforestation project in Cameroon has officially commenced. Head ecologist Nicholas Wall and country project manager Theo Oben, along with our CEO Selwyn Duijvestijn, have successfully...