A Gift That Lives On
Honor a Loved One's Memory by Restoring Forests in Need
Restoring Forests One Memorial Tree at a Time
100K+
People Memorialized
6M+
Trees Planted
50+
Habitats Restored
What is a
Memorial Tree?
A memorial tree is a meaningful way to honor a loved one while making a real impact on the environment. Each tree is planted as part of carefully managed reforestation project, restoring forests in areas affected by deforestation or natural disasters. Planting a memorial tree strengthens ecosystems, revitalizes natural landscapes, and supports wildlife. By planting a memorial tree, you're ensuring a lasting and impactful tribute.
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Oh, the places you'll grow
Memorial trees are planted all across the United Sates & Canada where reforestation is needed the most.
Central and South Zone Reforestation Project
Idaho, United States of America
This project involved planting 207,000 trees in Idaho. All trees were planted in 2021 through our partnership with Arbor Day by a team of volunteers.
Whitecourt Tree Plant Project
Alberta, Canada
This project involved planting a total of 7,495 trees in a block recently harvested S of Nojack AB. The Whitecourt Tree Plant provided an opportunity to plant trees in close proximity to the Hamlet of Nojack AB on harvested private land.
PROVIDE WATER
More than 50% of U.S. drinking water comes from forests. Trees pull water out from the ground and release it back into the rivers and lakes.
CLEAN AIR
Trees have been dubbed the “lungs of the Earth” because they absorb pollutants and filter contaminants in the air.
CREATE OXYGEN
One large tree can provide a day’s supply of oxygen for up to 4 people, while 2 ac. of forest provides enough for 500+ people each year.
IMPROVE SOIL
Trees break down organic matter then release nutrients back into the soil, which counteracts plants that take these nutrients out of the soil.
PREVENT DISASTERS
Tree root systems absorb water and stabilize soil, which help prevent erosion, flooding, and other natural disasters from happening.
HELP WILDLIFE
Trees are essential to wildlife and ecosystems. They provide food, protection, and homes for many birds and mammals.
