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Freetown City Council Trees

Organization since July 12, 2025
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Featured trees by Freetown City Council Trees

Tree Captures Collected

494K

Hired Planters

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494K

Species of trees planted

Rhizophora mucronata (Red Mangrove)

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Count:

59K

MANGINDI (Mango)

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Count:

44K

AZADINDI (Neem)

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Count:

34K

TECTGRAN (Teak)

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Count:

33K

Delonix regia (Flame tree, Flamboyant)

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Count:

26K

TAMAINDI (Tamarind)

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Count:

21K

ANACOCCI (Cashew)

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Count:

13K

GMELARBO (Gmelina arborea)

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Count:

12K

CAES0001 (poinciana, pride of Barbados)

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Count:

10K

GRASSES

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Count:

8.4K

ANNOMURI (Soursop)

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Count:

7.4K

TERMIVOR (Idigbo)

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Count:

6.5K

SENNSIAM (Siamese cassia, kassod)

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Count:

5.9K

CROTMEGA (Croton)

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Count:

4.9K

MORIOLEI (Moringa)

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Count:

4.3K

GLIRSEPI (Gliricidia)

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Count:

4.2K

Tecoma stans (Yellow Bell)

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Count:

3.2K

Albizia Coriaria

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Count:

2.8K

PERSAMER (Avocado)

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Count:

2.6K

PILITHON (camel's foot)

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Count:

2K


About the Organization

The Freetown City Council (FCC) under the Transform Freetown Agenda has partnered with the Government of Sierra Leone and the World Bank through the Resilient Urban Sierra Leone Project (RUSLP) to fund and address the city’s unique climate drivers through implementation of the #FreetownTheTreeTownCampain to plant, grow and track 1 million trees in Freetown (and the Western Area) over the 2020, 2021 and 2022 rainy seasons. The Campaign is being implemented by the Environmental Foundation for Africa Sierra Leone (EFASL) under the Urban Greening component of RUSLP which is supporting the #FreetownTheTreeTownCampaign through funding for seedling acquisition in years 1 and 2 of planting (2020 and 2021) and canopy monitoring and asset management to both track the effect of planting activities on the canopy cover over time, and the adequate maintenance of trees at the local level. During the 2021 planting season, 300,000 trees, grasses and shrubs of 52 different varieties would be planted across 13 Catchment Areas and 76 reforestation areas. The EOI and the bid process for managing Planting and growing operations will be divided into 13 catchment areas. Interested CBOs can express interest or bid to manage one or more catchment area.

Mission

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Impact

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