Climate change is one of the defining challenges of our time, but together, we can take real action.

One Billion Trees for Africa (OBTA) is building an actionable volunteer movement across Africa to restore landscapes, plant trees, empower communities, and create a greener future for generations to come.

We are inviting youths, students, professionals, community members, and nature lovers to become part of a growing network of volunteers who are passionate about climate action, environmental restoration, and community impact.

Every tree planted is a symbol of hope for our climate, our communities, and our future.

By joining the OBTA Volunteer Pool, you become part of a mission that is helping Africa restore degraded land, support livelihoods, protect biodiversity, and inspire a new generation of environmental leaders.

Together, we can plant the seeds of change.

Why Volunteer With Us?

As an OBTA Volunteer, you will:

• Participate in tree planting campaigns and landscape restoration activities

• Contribute directly to climate action and environmental protection

• Support community nurseries and sustainable agriculture initiatives

• Gain hands-on experience in ecosystem restoration and climate solutions

• Connect with like-minded youths and environmental leaders

• Receive recognition certificates for your contributions

• Become part of a continental movement restoring Africa’s ecosystems

Note: A one-time activation contribution of ₦5,000 confirms your status, grants you your official Volunteer ID, and unlocks access to our premium mentorship and global opportunity pipeline.

Who Can Volunteer?
We welcome:

• Youths and students

• Environmental enthusiasts

• Professionals and corporate volunteers

• Community leaders

• Farmers and agro-entrepreneurs

• Anyone passionate about nature, climate action, and sustainable development

• No prior experience is required — just your passion and commitment to make a difference.

Be Part of Africa’s Green Future
Across Nigeria and the Sahel, trees are restoring soil, providing food, supporting wildlife, and improving livelihoods.

By volunteering with OBTA, you become part of a continental movement working to restore Africa’s landscapes and empower communities.

Together, we can plant millions of trees, inspire communities, and build a climate-resilient future.

One volunteer. One tree. One future.

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Background Occupation / Field of Study

Organization or Institution (if applicable)

Which activities are you interested in?

• Tree planting campaigns
• Community tree nurseries
• Environmental education and awareness
• Climate advocacy and campaigns
• Research and data collection
• Media and communications
• Event organization
• Fundraising and partnerships

How often can you volunteer?

• Occasionally
• Once a month
• A few times a year
• Whenever needed

Are you willing to travel within your state for tree planting activities?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe

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Do you have any relevant skills? (optional)

Examples: Agriculture, forestry, GIS, media, project management, community mobilization, education, etc.

Why do you want to volunteer with One Billion Trees for Africa?

How did you hear about this initiative?

Would you like to help mobilize volunteers in your community?

• Yes
• No

What drives you to serve?

Briefly describe the contribution you hope to make to our community and the environment.

Membership Activation & Commitment

• Yes, I am willing to pay the ₦5,000 activation.
• No, I am not ready at this time.

A one-time contribution of ₦5,000 is required to activate your membership.

• Volunteer Commitment & Code of Conduct

I confirm that I am joining the One Billion Trees for Africa initiative voluntarily. I agree to uphold our community values of integrity, environmental stewardship, and mutual respect. I commit to acting in the best interest of our projects and acknowledge the one-time membership contribution and our volunteer Code of Conduct.

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