These sections allow users to interact with projects, share their feedback, and get answers directly from the Tree-Nation team or project developers.
💬 Questions tab
The Questions tab is a space where users can ask public questions about the project. It promotes transparency and builds trust by allowing real-time engagement between users and Tree-Nation or project developers.
What kind of questions can be asked?
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Clarifications about planting methods or species used
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Questions about local impact, CO₂ absorption, or sustainability
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Inquiries about project timelines, photos, or updates
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Specific questions related to CSR or offsetting use cases
Who can answer the questions?
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Tree-Nation team members
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Project developers (when available)
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In some cases, community members or partners with verified insight
Where can I find it?
The Questions tab is visible directly on the project page and is accessible to both logged-in and guest users. All answers are public and timestamped.
⭐ Reviews tab
The Reviews tab lets users share their experiences and feedback after planting trees in a specific project.
Why leave a review?
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To help others choose meaningful projects
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To support and recognize the work of local reforestation teams
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To share your impact story with the Tree-Nation community
What’s included in a review?
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A star rating (1 to 5 stars)
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Optional written comments
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Date of submission
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Reviewer’s name or company (if applicable)
How are reviews moderated?
Tree-Nation ensures reviews are constructive and respectful. Inappropriate or off-topic comments may be removed to maintain a safe, informative space.
🧭 Where do I find these tabs?
The Questions and Reviews tabs appear as part of the horizontal navigation bar on every project page. They sit alongside tabs such as About, Species, Updates, Planting Sites, and VQS Report.
You can explore a live example here:
👉 Plant to Stop Poverty – Questions
👉 Plant to Stop Poverty – Reviews
In summary
Both the Questions and Reviews sections enhance transparency, build trust, and allow deeper engagement between the Tree-Nation community and project developers.
These tools support our mission to make every tree traceable, meaningful, and part of a wider climate solution that involves everyone.