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There's a place for you in this forest.

Whether you've got an afternoon, a weekend, a pair of hands or a few rand to spare – every contribution helps!

The Ecolution Project

Ways to help

Five ways to help grow the forest

Partner with us

Philanthropists, corporations, sponsors, eco-conscious brands and NPOs can help scale the project. Get in touch to talk partnership opportunities.

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Sponsor a tree

Every donation goes directly toward indigenous saplings, planting-day logistics and the ongoing care that turns a sapling into a forest, and a forest into a permanent wildlife corridor.

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Join us on planting day

Bring your hands and your energy. Help us plant, mulch and water alongside the Precious Tree Project team.

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Join our Rootsong volunteer crew

Our aim is to plant another 1,000 trees during the Rootsong weekend. For that to happen, we need a dedicated volunteer crew. It won't be all work and no play though — our volunteer crew gets to participate in and enjoy all the festive offerings of the entire Earth Celebration!

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Attend Rootsong Earth Celebration

Rootsong Earth Celebration is our team's annual gathering at Well-Being Sanctuary — a fun weekend of tree planting, music, workshops, camping and so much more. By purchasing your ticket you help make all of this possible.

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Small hands plant trees too.

Join us on the day

Bring your hands, we'll bring the trees.

On planting days, you have fun alongside the Precious Tree Project team – digging in soft, sandy soil, planting and mulching endemic indigenous saplings at Well-Being Sanctuary. No experience is needed – just closed shoes and a willingness to get your hands a bit dirty.

People of all ages and from all backgrounds are free to join, and every planting day is family-friendly with kid-safe zones. Come play!

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