One Million Trees Planted and Counting
Together, with your help, we have planted one million trees and are pledging to plant another one million trees, bringing our total to two million trees by the end of 2030.
Plant a Tree in Your Name Today!
- Click here to visit the Reforest'Action website.
- Select the location where you want to plant your FREE tree then receive an emailed certification with your name on it.
- Feel good knowing that planting a tree creates a positive impact on the environment!
Tree Planting Roundup
Trees and forests are critical in helping prevent biodiversity collapse, addressing issues like droughts and fires, and improving the air we breathe.
Our Commitment
We are pleased to announce that, with your help, Tea Tree and Reforest'Action have met our goal of planting one million trees, which is expected to remove 150,000 metric tons of CO2 from the atmosphere during their lifetime.
Our Tea Tree brand has also joined 1t.org, a global tree planting movement from the World Economic Forum that aims to mobilize the global reforestation community and empower them to conserve, restore and grow one trillion trees by 2030.
We plan to plant an average of 125,000 trees per year until the end of 2030. This will span a variety of different regions with diverse ecosystems including rainforests, mangroves and peatlands. Our planting sites will be chosen annually based on global need, and we will publish updates on our progress as we continue this tree-planting journey.
The Benefits
By joining 1t.org, we are helping to accelerate nature-based solutions in support of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030).
The world's forests:
Store carbon
Protect communities against drought and flooding
Are home to much of the planet's land-based biodiversity
Keep the planet at least 31° Fahrenheit cooler
Provide employment
We're Growing and Changing
We've added two new planting locations in the Amazon to help enable the establishment of sustainable agroforestry systems:
Lamas, Peru
Planting 100,000 native trees including Hevea, Mayan Walnut, Mocambo and other native species.
Rondonia, Brazil
Planting 20,000 native trees including, Tonka Bean, Amazon Walnut, Brazilian Mahogany and other native species.
Why the Amazon?
The Amazon rainforest, one of the largest forests in the world, is one of the most impacted by deforestation, with millions of trees disappearing each year.
What is Agroforestry?
Intensive farming and natural hazards have severely degraded the soil and grasslands of the Amazon. Agroforestry—or the integration of trees and shrubs into farming landscapes—has environmental, economic and social benefits:
Climate Impact
Planted trees sequester more carbon and act as carbon sinks by storing CO2 to nourish the soil, protect against extreme weather events and help fight climate change.
Soil & Water Impact
Shady trees protect crops from the sun during the dry season and provide a protective canopy during the rainy season. Trees also help restore soil fertility and prevent soil erosion.
Biodiversity Impact
Planting a wide variety of plants and trees helps to develop the region's degraded plant biodiversity while restoring and creating many new animal habitats.
Community Impact
Diversifying fruit and seed production will enhance local food security and generate employment opportunities within the community.
Trees Planted For The Greatest Impact
Trees Planted:
United States
California: 60,000
Montana: 20,000
Germany
Eilscheid: 11,750
Guatemala
Petén: 25,000
Peru
Tarapoto: 567,707
Piura: 95,000
Lamas: 154,961
United Kingdom
Stansted Forest: 11,750
Haiti
Anse-d'Hainault: 163,876
Lavial: 80,000
Brazil
Rondônia: 20,000