Restoration of Ecosystems and Livelihoods.

We all intuitively know that being in nature makes us feel connected, alive, joyful, part of something greater, and more and more research is showing just how important having access to the natural world is for our health and wellbeing. But despite our reverence for nature, there is a reality that we all must face: that the natural world is in jeopardy.

Restoration of Ecosystems and Livelihoods.

Each of us has an individual and collective responsibility to reforest our planet: to protect our one and only home and all that we know to be sacred. Strategic tree planting takes carbon out of the atmosphere and helps mitigate the impacts of climate change. Together we can find our true power, strength, and unique expressions of nature based leadership. We are the ones who can leave a better world for future generations.

Creating a better world for future generations.

How many trees do I need to plant to have an impact?

You don’t need to plant a whole forest to have an impact.

Even a few trees planted around the home can provide shade, reduce energy consumption, and improve air and soil quality, as well as contributing to all of the health benefits associated with living in a greener neighbourhood.

Tree planting:

Should you plant from seeds or seedlings? You'll have a greater chance of success with seedlings, but of course it's more expensive to purchase seedlings than seeds, so that may be something to consider.

Planting seedlings: Local, indigenous seedlings often have the greatest chance of success.

Planting seeds: If planting seeds be sure to plant multiple seeds because they won't all germinate.

You will need to research information about local conditions, optimal planting times, and what tree species are best suited to your project and site.