Restore forests and empower communities
ON A MISSION is a non-profit organization dedicated to sustainable reforestation efforts worldwide.
We partner with companies to help them understand their carbon footprint, reduce it and support sustainable reforestation action.
With individuals and philanthropic donors, we team up to plant trees in high quality sustainable reforestation projects.
Even small changes can make a big impact.
Our handbook walks you through reducing emissions and supporting reforestation projects worldwide. Be part of the change!
Let’s do good things together
Companies
We make climate action simple, impactful, and good for your business.
We offer pro-bono, tailored carbon footprint assessments and expert reduction guidance, along with a curated portfolio of verified reforestation projects you can proudly support — projects that deliver measurable environmental and social impact.
Individuals and donors
The planet needs you — and you can make a real difference today.
Every action counts. By joining ON A MISSION, you’ll help plant trees, restore ecosystems, empower local communities, and fight climate change through sustainable reforestation.
Volunteers
Join a global community of changemakers.
ON A MISSION is powered by passionate volunteers from all over the world.
If you share our vision for a healthier planet and want to put your skills to work for meaningful impact, we’d love to welcome you to the team.
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Local and global impact. Discover our projects
Brazil Atlantic Forest
This project plants 45,450 native trees in the Alegria Nova Indigenous village, boosting biodiversity, creating local jobs, and integrating agroforestry systems that support food security and cultural heritage.
Brazil Mangrove Restoration
This project will restore 5 hectares of Brazil’s coastal zone by planting 100,000 native mangrove trees, including red, black, and white mangrove species. It protects against erosion, boosts biodiversity, and supports local livelihoods.
Kakamega Forest Community Reforestation Project
In partnership with EMAUA and supported by the Franklinia Foundation, this 3-year project will plant 320,000 indigenous trees across 320 hectares in Kakamega Forest. It aims to restore biodiversity, protect threatened species, and create over 300 local jobs.
Jhargram Agroforestry Initiative
Located in the Jhargram District of West Bengal, this active agroforestry project aims to plant 20,000 trees across drought-prone, non-arable land. Working closely with 500 smallholder households, the initiative promotes biodiversity, sustainable livelihoods, and community ownership.
Uganda community agroforestry project
In Northern Uganda’s Kitgum region, this project partners with smallholder farmers to plant 40,000 trees across Madi Opei, Lamwo, and Padibe sub-counties by April 2025. It combines climate action with long-term land restoration and soil protection.
Madagascar Mangrove Project
A mangrove restoration project aimed at restoring degraded mangrove ecosystems and creating employment for the local community
Our Locations
Brazil - Forest
This project plants 45,450 native trees in the Alegria Nova Indigenous village, boosting biodiversity, creating local jobs, and integrating agroforestry systems that support food security and cultural heritage.
Brazil - Mangrove
This project will restore 5 hectares of Brazil’s coastal zone by planting 100,000 native mangrove trees, including red, black, and white mangrove species. It protects against erosion, boosts biodiversity, and supports local livelihoods.
India, West Bengal
Located in the Jhargram District of West Bengal, this active agroforestry project aims to plant 20,000 trees across drought-prone, non-arable land. Working closely with 500 smallholder households, the initiative promotes biodiversity, sustainable livelihoods, and community ownership.
Uganda
In Northern Uganda’s Kitgum region, this project partners with smallholder farmers to plant 40,000 trees across Madi Opei, Lamwo, and Padibe sub-counties by April 2025. It combines climate action with long-term land restoration and soil protection.
Madagascar
Through this project, we are planting hundreds of thousands of trees to restore critical ecosystems, including coastal mangroves that stabilize shorelines and protect communities from increasingly severe storms.
Kenya
In partnership with EMAUA and supported by the Franklinia Foundation, this 3-year project will plant 320,000 indigenous trees across 320 hectares in Kakamega Forest. It aims to restore biodiversity, protect threatened species, and create over 300 local jobs.
