Today is World Biodiversity Day 🌍 The question is no longer whether biodiversity loss matters- but how we can reverse it quickly, equitably, and at scale. New evidence from Kenya offers a compelling answer: Let farmers lead. Our new blog highlights a major study using AI and passive acoustic monitoring to track biodiversity in Forest Gardens. Key Findings: → 14% more bird species → Endangered species like the grey crowned crane identified → Real science backing farmer leadership → Alignment with KMGBF Targets 2, 10, and 12 This is restoration grounded in science, powered by local leadership, and aligned with global goals. This is how we protect the systems that sustain life. Read more in our latest blog: https://trees.org/2025/05/21/biodiversity-restoration-farmer-led-forest-gardens/ (fb)

“I didn’t know the land could sing again.” -Leonard O., Kenya This quote says it all. And it’s backed by 294,000 minutes of recorded nature sound across 67 Forest Gardens. Farmers are bringing biodiversity back. Read more in our latest case study. #LetFarmersLead #Agroforestry #BiodiversityDay #EquityInConservation (fb)