How Your Business Can Help Wildfire Restoration

If you’ve been keeping up with the news or have experienced the unusual lingering smog when you've stepped outside, you likely already know that wildfires are more intense than ever before. A combination of lightning strikes and human activity are the two main culprits behind these devastating natural disasters, and they’re only expected to increase as climate change persists.

While we can do our part as individuals to plant trees for forest fire recovery, there is strength in numbers. Managing wildfires is absolutely essential, but rebuilding forests by planting trees in the aftermath is just as vital to maintain natural biodiversity, wildlife habitats, water quality, soil stability, community health, and, that’s right – even the economy.

If your business or employer would like to be two steps ahead while making a positive impact, forest fire restoration is a fantastic way to work towards a greener future. Making your employees aware of wildfires and your business’ plans to help restore forests is great first step. The articles 10 Ways to Prevent Forest Fires and Forest Fire Ecology and What Happens After Forest Fires are great resources to share with your team.

Next, you can work with our team to pick one of our forest fire recovery projects to donate to using our one-for-one model that involves donating a dollar from every product or service sold. Alternatively, a percentage of sales can go towards the project, or we can work together to formulate special giving campaigns on social media.

All of our quality projects are conducted in partnership with local experts, native tree species, and reforestation plans that take unique local ecology into account to ensure a lower risk of future forest fire spread. Our current forest fire recovery projects include top burn sites in California, Colorado, British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Mexico to name a few. 

Are you ready to make a difference and work with One Tree Planted? Set up a zoom call or fill out our form to let us know that you’d like to get your business (or employer) involved in forest fire recovery projects today!