Join us to restore the Earth: our common land

We support landscape restoration from the ground up. From farmers to business owners, policymakers to NGOs, we collaborate with a diverse range of partners to restore landscapes across the world. To make the greatest impact, we are also building a global movement to accelerate holistic landscape restoration via our 4 Returns framework. No matter your role, you can play a part in restoring the Earth's landscapes and creating a brighter future for us all.

How can you get involved?

“‘Our children and grandchildren are far better off inheriting a green and cool planet rather than family wealth. Through funding Commonland’s work, I’m grateful to be able to contribute to a necessary systems change. Together, we can learn to live in harmony with nature again.”

Corien Botman, Commonland funder

Our impact

Our practical approach – the 4 Returns framework – is being used by people all over the world to repair our home planet and keep it healthy for generations to come.

>20

countries where we're active

30,400

hectares being restored

3,635

tonnes of carbon sequestered

12,000

people have taken our online courses

Latest news

Explore Commonland's latest news, publications and events, and get inspired to restore the Earth.

Regenerating Mallorca: an update from Aliança Mar i Terra

From the Serra de Tramuntana mountains   From terraced olive groves and dense forest to coastal dunes, cliffs, and seagrass meadows, Mallorca’s ecosystems are remarkably diverse. &nbs ...

What Happens When an Ecosystem Supports an Ecosystem?

This article was first published on the Ecosystems Innovation Substack by John Stubley, with sub editing by Sol Slattery and Shenali Perera. Follow Ecosystems Innovation for more i ...

Mapping to Help the System See and Sense Itself

Eco-systems transformation happens through a system being able to collectively see and sense itself as a system. To do this, different ways of mapping and mirroring are needed.

A formula for the regenerative landscape economy

The Values for Land-From Degradation to Opportunity In 2026, our long standing partner-organisation Economics of Land Degradation (ELD) Initiative marks its 15th anniversary, celebrating a j ...