我们需要森林.
他们也需要我们.
自1990年以来, the founding of our reforestation program, the Arbor Day Foundation has planted nearly 150 million trees in natural forest areas across the globe. We believe that trees are an important part of the solution to many of our world's problems --- and that reforestation is one of the simplest and most critical things we can do to save our planet.
加入 us as we embark on a journey to plant a better future.
做一个捐赠Forests' Countless Benefits
家1.6 billion people and 80% of all plant and animal species, our world's forests are the cornerstone of life itself.
They provide us with countless benefits --- some of which you might not even realize.
一个紧急的需要
Despite all the good forests bring to our lives, these precious natural resources are in trouble.
The world has lost an estimated 1 billion acres of forest since 1990. This staggering rate can be attributed to a number of factors:
森林砍伐
Human activity is one of the greatest contributors to forest loss. Around the globe, trees are cut down for agriculture, cattle ranching, development, and 日志ging. 森林砍伐 has had the most significant impact in tropical rain forests, which are at risk of disappearing completely in 100 years.
疾病
疾病s like sudden oak death, 云杉下降, and white pine b列表er can cause significant decline in previously healthy forests.
昆虫
Infestations by insects like the mountain pine beetle have reached epidemic levels in select forests, killing hundreds of thousands of trees and making the area more susceptible to 火.
森林大火
森林大火 are a natural part of many ecosystems, helping promote vegetation growth by clearing away dead material. 然而, with climate change creating hotter and drier conditions, these 火s are growing in intensity.
天气
High winds and severe storms, including ice storms, can snap trees like toothpicks.

Our Reforestation Work
We help plant trees all over the world, from the mountains of Colorado to the jungles of South America.
Each year, our reach continues to grow. We have committed to planting more than 21 million trees in 2020 and nearly 40 million in 2021.
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活动项目
影响国家
特色
Replanting Projects
Amazon Rain Forest

The Amazon Rain Forest is one of the most diverse, important areas on Earth. Spanning nine countries and 3.4 million square miles, it produces more than 20% of the world's oxygen, plays a vital role in carbon sequestration, and is home to thousands of rare plant and animal species.
Despite its importance, the Amazon is disappearing at a rapid rate. Scientists have estimated that the area could become a grassland savannah in just 50 years.To aid in this crisis, the Arbor Day Foundation is planting nearly half a million trees in the rain forest in Brazil. This will provide long-term food security and income alternatives for thousands of indigenous people while helping save a precious natural resource.
Angeles National Forest

Look past the skyscrapers and sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles, 加州, and you’ll see the beginnings of Angeles National Forest. 这700,000-acre area is home to rare tree species like the big cone Douglasfir and serves as an important source of water for the city’s nearly 4 million residents.
不幸的是, Angeles National Forest has experienced several large wild火s in the past several years. 2020 was a record-setting 火 season, 超过150个,000 acres — or 23% of the forest — left charred and in need of replanting. The Arbor Day Foundation is teaming up with the U.S. Forest Service to restore and protect this important area. 37,000 big cone Douglasfir and ponderosa pine seedlings were planted in 2021. Reintroducing these native trees will provide critical habitat to black-tailed deer, 黑熊, 和小动物.
Eastern Queensland, Australia

The eastern edge of Queensland, Australia is known for its stunning views and exotic wildlife. The region is home to the Gold Coast, the Great Barrier Reef, and endangered species like turtles, 小袋鼠, 袋鼠, 袋熊, 和考拉.
As beautiful as it is, many forested areas in Queensland have been cleared for surface mining and agricultural use. This has resulted in frequent flooding, erosion issues, and forest fragmentation. The Arbor Day Foundation is helping plant trees to return the area to its native state. Doing so will create jobs, boost ecosystem resilience, improve water quality leading to the Great Barrier Reef, and provide better habitat for the country’s rare and wonderful animals.
切萨皮克湾

The 切萨皮克湾 is the largest estuary in the United States. It stretches across six states and the District of Columbia, 占地面积64,000平方英里, contains more than 100,000 河流 and streams, and supports more than 18 million people and 3,600 species of plants and animals.
The Bay’s rich history, 丰富的渔业, and astounding beauty are all critical to the health, 经济, and way of life for the Mid-Atlantic region. 然而, this important resource is becoming increasingly polluted by agricultural and urban runoff, particularly in the state of Pennsylvania.In 2021, the Arbor Day Foundation teamed up with the 切萨皮克湾 Foundation to plant more than 60,000 trees in Pennsylvania. The newly planted trees will filter and absorb pollution, stabilize stream banks, provide habitat for animals, and help regulate water temperatures.
马达加斯加

The island of 马达加斯加 is home to more than 28 million people. It’s also the only place in the world where you can find ring-tailed lemurs — a big-eyed, adorable species named for the alternating black and white bands on their tails.随着时间的推移, 日志ging and slash-and-burn practices have destroyed roughly 80% of the forest biome that these lemurs depend on. With only an estimated 2,000 to 2,500 remaining in the wild, they’re now among the most endangered species in the world.
The Arbor Day Foundation has joined forces with Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium and the 马达加斯加 Biodiversity Partnership to restore this critical forest habitat. In 2021, nearly half a million tree seedlings were planted across the landscape, protecting lemurs and other threatened animals before it’s too late and creating a better way of life for the people of the island.
种植的地方
种植合作伙伴
Our reforestation work is made possible by our network of hundreds of planting partners, 包括你.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. Their expertise and intimate knowledge of local ecosystems helps guide every step of the planting process.

Over the past 10 years, 绿色森林工作 has partnered with the Arbor Day Foundation to restore forests in areas impacted by coal mining. Our strong partnership has resulted in the planting of over one million trees, as well as the creation of much-needed jobs and new economic opportunities, in the Appalachian Mountain region. We hope to continue revitalizing this beautiful area for years to come.
Dr. Christopher Barton, President and Co-Founder, 绿色森林工作
如何提供帮助
Individual donations are what make our work possible. Your contribution --- whether $1 or $20 --- will plant roots of change and live on for generations.
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