Pipal Tree will be taking part in the Big Give's Green Match Fund appeal to coincide with World Earth Day on the 22nd April 2023. All online donations towards our Gurkha Memorial Forest project will automatically double in value!

While work is underway at the first of our Gurkha Victoria Cross forests, we are thrilled to spot the wildlife showing up at our Dhanusha Bird Park forest site, including endangered species.

Pipal Tree is now using the Restor platform to showcase its reforestation projects in Nepal.

A BRANNGO webinar presented jointly by Pipal Tree and The Mithila Wildlife Trust on our joint reforestation and afforestation work in Nepal.

Today I visited our Dhanushadham Bird Park forest project and was stunned by the success of the Miyawaki rapid-growth reforestation method that we are pioneering in Nepal.

Pipal Tree Founder Philip Holmes makes a special bird mosaic to incentivise donations during Earth Day 2022 appeal week.

On World Earth Day 2022, Pipal Tree launches a Big Give matching appeal for its Dhanushadham Bird Park project in Nepal.

On 28th May 2022 we will launch our ambitious ten-year Gurkha Memorial Forest project, a living memorial honouring the Gurkhas who have served in the British and Indian armies since World War 2. This is one of our series of reforestation projects that will see us plant at least 1,000,000 trees during our Decade of Action in response to the Climate Emergency.

Our colleagues at the Bhatighadi Community Forest Users' Group (CFUG) have been awarded the prestigious Ganeshman Singh Outstanding Forestry Award for 2020/2021

The Dhanushadham Bird Park is a new joint initiative by Pipal Tree and The Mithila Wildlife Trust through which we will merge art, education and the rapid-growth reforestation "Miyawaki Method" to create a forest that will provide a focus for birdlife, ecotourism - and inspiration for the next generation.

This is an update on our reforestation project that has become a highly successful model for engagement with the local community and the Department of Forestry in Nepal.

Pipal Tree is working in collaboration with the Gemma and Chris McGough Charitable Foundation, the Nepal Department of Forests and the Mithila Wildlife Trust to restore a community forest at Bhatighadi, Dhanusha District, southeast Nepal.