Al- Waha Project: Planting 5000 trees in Tendrara

Help Us Plant 5,000 Trees in a Desert Town — The Al-Waha Project

My name is Zakaryae Abdellaoui, and I grew up in Tendrara — a small town on the edge of the Moroccan desert. In summer, the winds turn into sandstorms. Streets fill with dust. Children and elders have almost no shaded spaces. Our village feels the impact of climate change every year.

But I believe we can change that.

After attending COP28 and witnessing global environmental action, I decided to start The Al-Waha Project: a community-led plan to plant 5,000 trees to protect our village, improve air quality, and bring life back to our public spaces.

We are not a big organization. We are just local young people who love our community — and we are determined to transform it.

🌿 What Your Support Will Do

Your donation will help us:

Plant thousands of drought-resistant trees

Reduce sandstorms and soil erosion

Create shade where children can play safely

Beautify our village and cool our streets

Inspire other rural towns to start their own reforestation projects

📸 We will document everything

With my background in filmmaking, I will produce videos showing:

Every planting day

The volunteers

The progress of the trees

The impact on public spaces

You will see exactly where your contribution goes.

🌍 Join us in creating a greener future

By supporting this project, you are not just planting trees — you are planting hope, shade, and a future for an entire community.

Let’s turn a desert town into an oasis.

Let’s build Al-Waha together.