List your nursery, reach more customers
Get discovered by planters, donors, schools, companies and restoration projects looking for quality seedlings near them. Every listed nursery is verified and mapped on the Global TreePassport Network.
- โ A verified profile customers can trust
- ๐ Show your location on the registry
- ๐ฑ List your species and available stock
- ๐ Get matched with nearby seedling demand
A one-time fee of $10 (โ KES 1,250) publishes and maintains your verified listing on the registry.
Find a nursery near you
Search verified TreePassport nurseries by name, region or species.
Karura Indigenous Nursery
๐ Nairobi, Kenya
Species: Croton, Markhamia, Warburgia
Stock: 40,000+ seedlings
Kitui Drylands Seedbank
๐ Kitui, Kenya
Species: Acacia, Melia, Moringa
Stock: 25,000+ seedlings
Rift Valley Highland Nursery
๐ Nakuru, Kenya
Species: African Olive, Podocarpus
Stock: 30,000+ seedlings
Coastal Mangrove Nursery
๐ Kilifi, Kenya
Species: Rhizophora, Avicennia
Stock: 18,000+ propagules
Sample listings shown. Real, verified nurseries appear here as growers join the registry.
Meet our Restoration Leaders
The dedicated agroforestry growers and community botanists nursing our forests and fields.
Dr. Sofia Almeida
๐ Sรฃo Paulo, BrazilSofia sets the restoration science across our zones - species selection, survival methodology, and the verification standard every planting must pass before it reaches the public registry.
Liam OโConnor
๐ Dublin / global field networkLiam runs the on-the-ground network - recruiting, training and paying the local grower teams who plant, scan and monitor every tree across our restoration zones.
Aiko Tanaka
๐ Tokyo / remote sensing hubAiko leads monitoring - combining field check-ins with satellite imagery and GIS to confirm survival, so donors can trust every passport in the registry.
Mateo Rossi
๐ Valencia, SpainMateo coordinates the nursery and seedbank network that propagates drought-hardy, indigenous stock - supplying the seedlings local growers plant and earn from.
Dr. Amara Okafor
๐ Lagos, NigeriaAmara guides species and biodiversity strategy - prioritising native and medicinal trees that rebuild ecosystems while supporting community health and income.
Women at the heart of restoration
Across our project zones, the majority of nursery propagation and growth-verification work is carried out by women, and because TreePassport pays per verified task rather than per season, that work converts directly into household income women control. Nursery collectives like Mary Nthenya's in Kitui supply our seedling stock; verification teams like Esther Wambui's keep every passport honest. The same M-PESA wallet that receives the planting wage pays the school fees.