Help us plant a million mangrove trees.
Planting mangrove trees has a huge impact. It stores carbon, cleans water and protects coastlines. Each tree planted achieves the same positive results as planting 4-10 normal trees.
Local impact with global benefits
Coastlines and communities are battered by frequent typhoons in the Philippines. Planting mangrove trees prevents flooding, storm damage and saves lives. Each mangrove tree also traps several inches of sediment yeah year, helping to create clean water for coral reefs and allows fisherfolk to provide for their families. Globally, mangrove trees are at least four times better than any other tree at capturing and storing carbon. If you want to help our planet, nothing gives you better bang for the buck than planting mangroves.
Choose your plan

You can choose to plant monthly or just the once, whatever works best for you.
Follow your trees

You’ll receive the GPS coordinates and a photo of the trees you plant in your dashboard.
Offset your footprint

Calculate your carbon footprint and see how many trees it takes to be carbon neutral!
WHAT WE DO
Plant mangrove trees.
Support local communities.

Papsimco
We have worked with the Palimpinon and Siit Multipurpose Cooperative for three years on mangrove reforestation and ecotourism.

The Planting
Our methodology
To provide full transparency each tree that is outplanted is photographed and GPS tagged. Once you have purchased a tree, you can actually go find each specific tree. No vague promises. No large overheads.
PROGRESS
Mangrove trees
by the numbers
Trees planted since inception of the program
Spring 2021: We are presently scaling up and building nurseries for saplings.
MANGROVE TREES
PLANTED
JOIN US
Fight the flood with us
We work tirelessly to save local communities from climate impacts, and we fight as if our survival is at stake. Because it is.
Mangrove forests are the most carbon-dense forests in the tropics.
They contain more than three times as much mean carbon per hectare as land based tropical forests. Plant mangroves to get more bang for your carbon bucks.