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How rainforests creates rain
Rainforests don’t just get rain, they make it. Through millions of trees “sweating” water into the air, forests create clouds, rainfall, and even weather patterns across continents. Nature really said: I’ll handle it.

Renee Smits
16 hours ago2 min read


How Mycorrhiza is the hidden engine behind reforestation in Bali and Borneo
Our work at Restore the Legacy shows that mycorrhiza is essential for restoring healthy tropical forests in Bali and Borneo. In this article, we explain how these underground fungi improve soil health, boost tree growth, and strengthen ecosystem resilience.

Maud Witte
3 days ago6 min read


Premium coffee harvest: Why we’re already sold out...
We’re sold out. Completely. Before the June harvest even begins. Turns out our coffee scores above 80 on the coffee scale: officially specialty coffee. Now we wait for nature to do its job again… because good coffee can’t be rushed.

Team Restore the Legacy
5 days ago2 min read


You’re Eating CO2 (And Honestly… It’s Delicious)
Your banana is basically climate science in a peel.
Every time you eat fruit, you’re eating CO₂ transformed by sunlight, rain, and one of nature’s smartest tricks: photosynthesis. Cute, delicious, and slightly existential.

Renee Smits
Apr 282 min read


Sustainable travel starts here: Corendon x Restore the Legacy
Travel and reforestation may not seem like the obvious match, but real sustainable travel starts with protecting the places we love to visit.
This Earth Day, we’re proud to announce our partnership with Corendon, built on honest impact, living ecosystems, and restoring nature where it matters most.

Team Restore the Legacy
Apr 232 min read
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