Every action we take at EcoPlanet is guided by our commitment to restoring nature and leaving a healthier future for the generations that follow. We protect native plants, wildlife and the ecosystems they depend on.
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Restoring and Safeguarding Ecosystems.
Protecting native plants, wildlife and the ecosystems they depend on.
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Projects in biodiversity hotspots and critical areas
40,000+ ha
Hectares under restoration
11,700 ha
Hectares under 100% conservation objective
40,000+ ha
Hectares monitored and safeguarded
How we restore and safeguard.
Syntropic and regenerative farming
Empowering farmers to grow nutritious, diversified crops while restoring soil health through regenerative practices.
Rwanda, GhanaRead more
Working with communities in Rwanda and Ghana to grow diverse, nutritious food while restoring soil health and improving long-term productivity. Farmers develop practical skills in composting, mulching and natural pest management, enabling them to farm more sustainably and reduce reliance on costly inputs.
Floodplain protection
Protecting biodiversity while sustaining communities.
GhanaRead more
EcoPlanet protects a natural floodplain within our project area, preserving the habitat for biodiversity while safeguarding an important source of water for community crops during the dry season.
Beekeeping
Helping pollinators thrive.
Ghana, South AfricaRead more
EcoPlanet has established apiaries within project areas and communities in Ghana and South Africa. Bees support the pollination of native plants and food crops, helping ecosystems regenerate and biodiversity thrive.
Integrated planting
Planting bamboo alongside indigenous trees to rebuild diverse, resilient ecosystems.
All projectsRead more
EcoPlanet combines bamboo with indigenous tree species to restore the structure, diversity and resilience of degraded landscapes. Existing native trees are protected and incorporated into the planting design, creating biodiverse ecosystems that provide richer habitats for wildlife.
Active monitoring
Combining technology and people to detect threats early and protect recovering ecosystems.
All projectsRead more
EcoPlanet uses satellite monitoring, staffed fire towers and cameras across our project areas to identify fires, illegal activities and other emerging threats. These systems support early detection and rapid response, helping safeguard biodiversity, restored landscapes and neighboring communities.
Black soldier fly
Turning organic waste into valuable resources for farming, food production and healthier soils.
Ghana, South AfricaRead more
EcoPlanet uses black soldier fly larvae to process organic waste that might otherwise be discarded. The larvae provide a protein-rich feed source for fish and poultry, while the remaining frass is used as a natural soil amendment. This circular system reduces waste, recovers valuable nutrients and supports more sustainable local food production in Ghana and South Africa.
Worm tea
Transforming organic waste into a natural soil input that supports healthier plants and more productive soils.
All projectsRead more
Through vermiculture, worms break down vegetable waste into valuable organic soil inputs. The nutrient-containing liquid collected from these systems is applied in nurseries and farms to support plant growth and soil health, returning resources to the land while reducing organic waste.
Composting
Turning everyday organic waste into healthier soils, stronger harvests and greater food security.
All projectsRead more
Organic waste collected from soup kitchens, households, offices and worker camps is transformed into nutrient-rich compost. Applied to degraded soils and vegetable gardens, the compost gradually restores soil health, improves water retention and supports stronger crop growth, all while reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Restoration you can feel.
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