A gem with many facets...

Our annual cycle includes recruiting new planters, producing seedlings, monitoring planted trees, training field coordinators, providing education for land owners and in schools and working with our program partners to improve the quality of our services.

Community based forestry is acknowledged as one of the key strategies in promoting sustainable forest management and in reducing poverty in rural areas particularly in developing countries. When forestry is implemented in partnership with communities it can raise standards of living and contribute to positive development. The Trees4Trees™ program works with communities to develop knowledge and skills to meet the needs of people and grow trees through good forest management.

Trees4TreesTM partners with organizations and individuals who have the resources and desire to effect real change and leave a legacy. The Trees4Trees Foundation and it's program is a ‘good news’ story.

Successful community forestry encompasses the following components:

Community Consultation

Trees4Trees™ philosophy embraces the principal that any environmental program involving forestry and land use can only be accomplished by considering the interests and cooperation of the local people.

Site Inspection & Mapping

Trees4Trees™ team members meet with interested landholders to learn about their needs and determine their site’s suitability for joining the program.
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Seedling Production

The majority of the seedlings distributed by the Program are produced by nurseries established in local communities by Trees4Trees. All of the seedlings are grown to meet a grading standard developed by Trees4Trees™.

Tree Planting

Trees4Trees™ encourages the planting of a diverse range of timber species so that benefits can be maximized for growers and the environment.

Monitoring & Inventory

Monitoring of the plantings is an essential requirement for good forestry practices and to maximize the success rate of the trees planted. The Trees4Trees™ planting process includes labeling the trees as a basis for identification and developing a database of standing stock.

Silviculture

The silviculture operations cover the activities associated with the management of the plantation from the initial planning activities through to harvesting and replanting of the forest.
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Renewing the environment and empowering the local communities through the forestry and education

See your trees
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