EUSP search results are now live in Germany

We’re now delivering EUSP search results to users in Germany, continuing our move towards digital sovereignty.

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You can now choose AI-free search

We believe it’s your choice how much you use AI when you search. That’s why we’ve built a way to turn off all our AI search features in just a few seconds.

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Wildfire recovery on land that belongs to no one – but serves everyone

Wildfire recovery on private land is often slow and fragmented. In Portugal, we’re working on common land, managed by local communities, which changes everything. Sara visited our project to find out more.

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Our AI just got even better

We’re building AI that is different. It answers to the planet, not Big Tech. And it’s now more European – which means more independent, and more private.

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Returning a farm to jungle by doing…nothing

Up in Colombia’s cloud forests, we’re helping former farms regenerate into lush rainforest with our partner Planet Wild. The unique ecosystem here hosts some of the world’s most rare and fascinating species. Watch the video to find out more.

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250 Million Trees!

People across the globe have been coming together to restore our planet, just by switching to Ecosia, for free. Here’s what 17 years of real change looks like.

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The world’s most biodiverse savanna is vanishing, so we’re restoring it

The Cerrado is Earth’s most underrated ecosystem — home to 5% of all plant and animal species and feeding rivers and springs that sustain the Amazon. But today less than half of it remains. So we’re bringing it back.

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What do chickens have to do with native trees? Inside our Rwanda project

Our team visited our project in Rwanda and met smallholder farmers whose lives are being transformed through agroforestry.

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This forest looks healthy… until you look closer

When a single native plant hijacks an entire forest, the solution begins in a surprising place: animal dung. Step inside our Uganda project to see how restoration really works.

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How a citizen movement is making cities more heat resilient

Last year the Berlin senate approved 1 million trees for Ecosia’s home base, Berlin. This groundbreaking citizen-led movement provides a blueprint for how cities can adapt to increasing temperatures.

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How to grow a forest without planting a single tree

Tanzania is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth — but farmers here are bringing dead land back to life without planting a single tree.

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Hot potato: Why we saved 4000 tonnes of spuds from going to waste

Potatoes, forests, and why Ecosia’s climate work goes beyond trees.

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Dominican Republic

trees planted 2,480,000 hectares restored 600 since 2025 ## Agroforestry systems to protect watershed Together with Plant With Purpose, we're working with smallholder farmers in the Dominican Republic to grow trees alongside their cacao and coffee crops. These trees help protect the soil, keep water clean, and

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Our €1M offer to create a Climate Nobel Prize

Ecosia has just deposited €1,000,000 with a notary in Berlin to spark a Climate Nobel Prize. Here’s why.

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The world’s greenest AI is here

We’re building the world’s greenest AI. Find out how we’re harnessing new technology while continuing our mission of putting people and the planet first.

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How we're protecting and restoring Brazil's forests

The Amazon is teetering on collapse–but there’s hope. We’re working with communities to protect what’s left and restore what’s been lost.

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Climate change is coming for your coffee: our trees are fighting back

Coffee trees are key to agroforestry systems at our projects, from Bolivia to Ethiopia, and beyond. Here's how they're helping communities thrive.

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Growing sustainable chocolate: Our trees in Togo

The world’s growing demand for cocoa is driving deforestation. Our Tree Planting Officer Antonia recently visited our project in Togo, where farmers are using ancestral agroforestry methods to make cocoa trees more resilient.

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What if a browser could save the planet?

We've offered to take stewardship of Google Chrome — a proposal that could change the rules of the internet and the fate of our planet.

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What we’re doing with AI

Artificial intelligence is reaching into nearly every aspect of life — from politics and culture to the global economy. Online search is no exception.

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The internet just got better: our European search index goes live

We’ve started delivering independent search results from our European-based index. This will help us build the kind of ethical and fair internet we believe in.

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Restoring 125,000 trees in wildfire-scarred California

Our new project with American Forests will re-establish biodiversity in the Rim Fire burn scar in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains.

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Digital sovereignty is just #oneclickaway

We’ve joined the #oneclickaway campaign: a call to invest in Europe’s own digital infrastructure. Here’s why we’re supporting it - and what you can do.

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USAID cuts defunded Jane Goodall’s Tanzania project–we’re pledging $100k

The Trump administration’s cuts to USAID stalled a conservation project in Tanzania. We’ve partnered with the Jane Goodall Institute to continue reforestation.

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DOGE defunded Jane Goodall’s Tanzania project–we’re pledging $100k

DOGE-driven cuts to USAID funding stalled a conservation project in Tanzania. We’ve partnered with the Jane Goodall Institute to continue reforestation.

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100%, 200%, 18 million: Our numbers in 2024

We share our impact to show that better business isn’t only necessary, but possible.

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Saying goodbye to freetree

While freetree showed promise, it never reached enough users to scale sustainably.

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