Selecting the right species, for the right applications
Increasing the economic and environmental productivity of the tree: more production per hectare and more environmental benefit per tree planted. Three uses, one upstream know-how.
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Three markets, three families of buyers
One upstream know-how — selecting and propagating the right plant for the right use and the right climate — serves three markets whose cycles and buyers differ.
Market
Ornament and landscape
Uses Street trees, parks, gardens, planting against heat islands.
Buyers Town halls, metropolitan authorities, departments and regions, social housing providers, under multi-year framework agreements. Landscape contractors, garden centres, developers, private individuals.
Market
Food value creation
Uses Commercial orchards, fruit agroforestry, conservation and community orchards.
Buyers Fruit growers, fruit cooperatives, local authorities for educational and community orchards, major retailers under supply contracts, farmers.
Market
Timber, energy and carbon
Uses Reforestation, agroforestry, field hedgerows.
Buyers The ONF and forest managers, forest cooperatives, chambers of agriculture, voluntary carbon-offset operators, energy players.
Where we work
We support tree value chains in Europe and North America, and across the tropical belt, between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.
Tropic of CancerTropic of Capricorn- Europe
- North America
- Tropical belt