Cultivating Resilience. Powering Rural Economies.

Green Legacy is a Nigerian environmental sustainability and agroforestry enterprise that operates at the intersection of ecological restoration, agricultural technology, and rural economic development.

Our operations are currently concentrated in Kano and Jigawa states in Nigeria's north, with a strategic focus on the LAKAJI economic corridor (Lagos-Kano-Jigawa) and the Kano-Maradi trade axis

Green Legacy has been actively operating in northern Nigeria and has to date planted over 30,000 trees, established 10 commercial farms spanning 800+ hectares, and reached over 1,800 farmers across 35 G.R.A.I.N. clusters.

We generate real economic value for farmers, investors, and communities while delivering measurable environmental impact. Our model is built for long-term sustainability, not donor dependency

You choose a package, fund the planting and aftercare of a set number of trees, and receive regular progress reports including GPS-tagged photos from the field.

We plant moringa, guava, eucalyptus, cashew, shea, and native timber species depending on the site ecology and community preference.

Yes. You can specify Kano, Jigawa, Katsina, Sokoto, or Zamfara and we will allocate your sponsorship to an active site in that state.

Every sponsor receives a digital certificate with GPS coordinates of their trees and an annual survival and growth report.

Governments, DFIs, corporates, and philanthropies partner with us on landscape-scale planting, MRV-ready climate programmes, and rural enterprise. Share your mandate through the contact form and our partnerships team will respond.

We offer revenue-sharing commercial farm models, carbon credit joint ventures, and impact-first grant partnerships depending on your mandate and risk appetite.

Funds support seedling production, community training, aftercare, and monitoring so trees survive and households earn income from restored land.

Yes. Shelterbelt, nursery, and watershed packages can be scoped to a state or corridor, with reporting tied to trees established, hectares restored, and people trained.