Give a Ghaf

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan launched the Give a Ghaf tree planting programme as part of his vision to green the desert. In 2010, Goumbook embraced that vision and began raising awareness about the Living Desert.

A year later, in 2011, Goumbook officially launched the Give a Ghaf programme to celebrate the Ghaf tree, highlight its cultural and ecological values, and encourage people to plant indigenous trees and save water.

Every year, Earth Day reminds us of a simple truth: the planet doesn’t need a few people doing sustainability perfectly, it needs millions taking imperfect…

A groundbreaking scientific collaboration between the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) and the International Centre for Biosaline Agriculture (ICBA) has unlocked the most detailed…

In celebration of World Environment Day A Call to Action This World Environment Day Every year, World Environment Day brings global attention to the most…

20,000 Seeds Planted in One Hour – A Landmark for Sustainability in the UAE On August 2, 2018, over 100 participants came together at Jebel…

As the climate crisis deepens, businesses and consumers are joining non-profit groups and government entities in a global tree-planting boom. The business of tree planting…

Abu Dhabi’s Environment Agency, in collaboration with Healthtech firm M42, has embarked on an innovative studydelving into the genetic resilience of the ghaf tree, the…

Join Bridgestone and Fasttrack Emarat in planting for a greener UAE Under the Give a Ghaf Tree Planting Program launched by Goumbook in 2010 to…

together with our partners at Aventura, the amazing team at DP World participated in a Ghaf seed harvesting – a fun, educational, and hands-on activity,…
Giving the trees soil moisture retention support with Liquid Natural Clay (LNC) to help them thrive. LNC enables sand and degraded soil to retain water…
The issue of desertification is not new, when the land degrades and stops being productive, natural spaces deteriorate and transform. Thus, greenhouse gas emissions increase…