Regenshope launched a community reforestation project across the Gulu province in northern Uganda to restore degraded landscapes through diversified reforestation and support food security for local communities. Regenshope started with hectares of forest with local communities in the Nwoya District, planting 13 native species that produce fruit, herbs and more. Not only was this aiming to restore and enhance the local biodiversity and ecosystem but also boost the local economy. Now, Regenshope plans to expand their efforts and start a tree nursery in partnership with a local university, where they aim to have 50,000 documented planted trees by 2025 and further engage local young people.