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Our Progress
Our Growing Impact
By the Numbers

Global Reach

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Western U.S.

Midwest U.S.

Northeastern U.S.

Southeastern U.S.

South America

Asia & Oceania

Europe

Sheep Fire

California, U.S.

250,000

Trees Planted

This planting project is restoring a large swath of northern California forest damaged by the 2020 Sheep Fire. The land contains several watersheds important to the state's water supply as well as habitat for the grey wolf-which just made its way off the endangered species list. These 250,000 trees will bring back planting and forestry opportunities for residents in nearby rural communities.

Southern California Wildfires

California, U.S.

75,000

Trees Planted

This project in the Angeles and Los Padres National Forests is focused on reestablishing the native ecosystem of big cone Douglas fir, removing invasive species, and reducing pollutants. Planting provides watershed restoration and management that can improve habitats for species like the California red-legged frog, arroyo toad, and California condor.

Dixie Wildfire Recovery

California, U.S.

100,000

Trees Planted

The Dixie Fire ripped through Northern California from July to October 2021 becoming the second-largest wildfire in the state's history. This project focuses on restoring evergreen habitats in the devastated Lassen National Forest, a home to cougars, chipmunks, black bears, and long-toed salamanders. As newly planted trees take root and grow into mature stands, roots systems prevent erosion while improving the water quality in nearby Lake Almanor.

Bootleg Wildfire Recovery

Oregon, U.S.

190,000

Trees Planted

The Bootleg Fire broke out in southern Oregon on July 6th, 2021, and went on to burn 413,765 acres of forest. It devastated the trees and wildlife of Klamath Falls Basin, a hub for biodiversity that serves as one of the state's top nesting areas for bald eagles. Widespread reforestation efforts are underway to restore habitat for birds, big game, and small mammals as well as improve the river's water quality.

Columbia River Basin

Oregon, U.S.

115,000

Trees Planted

This planting is part of a multi-year project to undo the effects of deforestation and industrialization on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. New trees in three critical areas will improve water quality, restore wildlife habitats, and support watershed health. The end goal is a healthy riparian ecosystem that promotes abundant salmon runs, counteracting the drastic salmon population decline in the Pacific Northwest.

Pacific Northwest

Oregon, Washington, U.S.

10,000

Trees Planted

This planting is part of a multi-year project to undo the effects of deforestation and industrialization on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. New trees in three critical areas will improve water quality, restore wildlife habitats, and support watershed health. The end goal is a healthy riparian ecosystem that promotes abundant salmon runs, counteracting the drastic salmon population decline in the Pacific Northwest.

Williamette National Forest

Oregon, U.S.

260,000

Trees Planted

The Willamette National Forest spans more than 1.6 million acres of western Oregon. In September 2020, the Holiday Farm Fire burned more than 170,000 acres, leaving the area in need of replanting. These trees will improve water quality for nearby residents and restore a healthy habitat for endangered wildlife like the spring chinook salmon and northern spotted owl.

Washington State Lands

Washington, U.S.

100,000

Trees Planted

Pacific Northwest forests are known for their vast, dense tree canopy and striking beauty. But a combination of past forestry management, disease, and insect infestations have left some of Washington's public lands in need of restoration. Through a partnership with the Washington Department of Natural Resources, replanting efforts are focused on forest resiliency for areas affected by disease and insect damage. This will also improve habitats for the endangered northern spotted owl.

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