Give a Ghaf

The Give a Ghaf tree planting programme is a programme of “greening‟ the desert, launched by Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, in the early 1970’s.

In 2010, Goumbook decided to follow the vision of the country’s Leadership and to raise awareness on the Living Desert and the multitude of species growing naturally in it such as the Ghaf tree, the UAE National Tree, also named the Union Tree by HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

The Give a Ghaf tree planting programme was officially launched in 2011 by Goumbook to raise public awareness about the Ghaf tree and its values, while encouraging people to plant indigenous trees and save water.

As part of Dubai Chamber’s annual Give and Gain program for this year’s Ramadan activity we were thrilled to have hosted 3 companies: Traffik360, Laing…

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The King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve has launched the first phase of its afforestation campaign in Riyadh which targets to plant a total of 500,000 seedlings….
The Goumbook Ghaf Honey Project combines several aspects of sustainability in a powerful way: producing a commercially viable product with multiple health benefits and a…

As part of Dell Technologies ongoing effort to give back to the local environment and support Goumbook, they have planted 9 Ghaf Trees in Emirates…

Partnership with a purpose between Goumbook, One Good Thing and local schools As social enterprises striving to have positive impact on people and planet, creating…

In 2019, Engie employees planted 200 Ghaf tree seeds in celebration of the ‘Year of Tolerance’ in support of raising awareness of the great significance…