Give Forests a Future Giving Tuesday

When we support nature, we are supporting the people and animals who call it home. Our choices have the power to touch lives thousands of miles away. This Giving Tuesday, make yours count.

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When we support nature, we are supporting the people and animals who call it home. Our choices have the power to touch lives thousands of miles away. This Giving Tuesday, make yours count.

Because of you, life takes root.

Donate now.

Stories from the field

Because of trees: communities thrive, animals have a home, and forests foster a more sustainable and resilient future. Behind every tree we plant is a story of resilience, hope, and possibility.

Because of you, there are more trees doing more good.

Because of trees... monarchs come home again.

Each fall, monarchs fly more than 3,000 miles to central Mexico’s oyamel fir forests, pollinating wildflowers across North America. Their colonies covered 2.93 hectares last winter, more than triple the low of two years ago, yet the oyamel’s range could shrink nearly 70% by 2035. But because of you, we can help restore this critical winter habitat.

Because of trees... the women of Narok South have more income opportunities.

Indigenous women in Kenya’s Narok South are replanting the Mau Forest, the source of the Mara River, which lost 19% of its tree cover from 2001 to 2022. They’re planting 150,000 native seedlings, and many women now sell seedlings to pay school fees. And because of you, these women continue to restore this vital forest.

Because of trees... the Eastern Carpathians can weather the next storm.

When 2020 windstorms flattened 2,000 hectares of spruce in the Carpathians near the Romanian village Sândominic, teacher Annamária Kedves brought her fourth graders up the mountain to plant the first 1,000 seedlings. Some of them still return to plant long after leaving her class. And because of you, the forest they started keeps growing.

Because of trees... Shipibo-Konibo families are restoring their ancestral land.

Along Peru’s Ucayali River, Shipibo-Konibo families are raising seedlings and replanting ancestral land lost to logging and fire. In 2024, six communities planted 773,699 trees, and residents say birds and small mammals like the majás are coming back to the restored plots. And because of you, the forest keeps growing.

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