Reforest Iceland

Iceland lost its forests. We're bringing them back.

Up to 40% of Iceland was once woodland. Today it is about 2%.

Real forests, on named Icelandic farms, that you can visit and watch grow.

About Reforest Iceland

Reforest Iceland brings native woodland back to Iceland. We plant young downy birch, rowan and willow on named Icelandic farms, together with the families who own the land and our local planting team, and we document every plot so you can watch it grow.

Individuals can plant or gift a tree from €14, or subscribe and plant more every year. Companies can fund fully documented reforestation, nature and carbon projects. Our first 120 trees went into the ground at Fagrabrekka, north-west Iceland, in September 2026.