How to get updates via RSS feeds

Tree-Nation makes it easy to pull your latest project and forest updates as a live RSS feed — perfect for plugging into your website, your CMS, or any RSS reader, so your content stays current automatically.

How it works

Take the link that matches what you want to show, swap in your own slug where needed, and you're done — no account or API token required.

1. All updates

Every update, across all Tree-Nation projects:

https://tree-nation.com/rss/updates

2. Project updates

All updates from one specific project:

https://tree-nation.com/rss/projects/{project-slug}/updates

Example:

https://tree-nation.com/rss/projects/usambara-biodiversity-conservation/updates

3. Forest updates

All updates related to one specific forest — yours, a corporate forest, or an end-user forest:

https://tree-nation.com/rss/profile/{forest-slug}/updates

Finding your slug

Visit your project or forest page on Tree-Nation and copy the slug straight out of the URL. For example, on https://tree-nation.com/projects/usambara-biodiversity-conservation/updates, the slug is usambara-biodiversity-conservation.

Using the feed

Paste the finished link into your website's RSS widget, your CMS's feed importer, or any RSS reader (Feedly, etc.) to display a live, auto-updating stream of content.

Want more than updates?

If you'd like to go further and pull structured data — like the number of trees planted or CO₂ compensated for your forest or projects — you can connect directly to the Tree-Nation API. Request your personal API token from your account settings, then check our Postman documentation for the available requests:

• Request your API token: tree-nation.com/user/api
• Browse available API requests: Tree-Nation API documentation