We are pleased to present this list of links on this theme. We have visited all the web sites and consider that they are engaged in offering products and services that fit our criteria. We may or may not have had direct experience with the products and services, so please do not assume that we endorse them (unless we say specifically that we do). We trust that you will use your own inner guidance to decide if a web site is appropriate for you, and simply move on if it is not.
This theme is different from our other themes, as we do not expect reciprocal links. We include this theme simply because we love trees and want to acknowledge organizations that plant trees. We're delighted to present this list of organizations that plant trees with the consciousness of beautifying and sustaining our planet.
Each non-profit organization has its own mission and objectives. To suggest a new listing, please send your request to the email address on out Contact Page. Please follow the format of the organizations already listed below.
American Forests P.O. Box 2000, Washington, DC 20013; Membership Hotline (800) 873-5323; fax (202) 667-7751 The citizens conservation group for trees and forests, working for healthy communities and forest ecosystems.
Fairfax ReLeaf 2055 Government Center Parkway, Suite 703, Fairfax, VA 22035, USA; Telephone: (703) 324-1409 Plants and preserves trees, improves community appearance, and restores habitat on public and commons lands in Northern Virginia.
Forest Releaf of Missouri 4205 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108, USA; voice (314) 533-5323 or (314) 524-7305; Fax (314) 533-0016 Dedicated to increase the tree population in Missouri metropolitan areas and to educate its public about trees, tree care and tree planting.
Greening Milwaukee 1150 East Brady Street, Milwaukee WI 53202, USA; voice: (414) 273-8733; Fax: (414) 273-3393 Envisions a greener, cleaner Milwaukee by increasing tree planting and green space through education and involvement.
National Tree Trust 1120 G Street, N.W., Suite 770, Washington, DC 20005, USA; phone, (800) 846-8733 Seeks to increase volunteerism and civic pride in local communities and schools by promoting tree planting.
SeedTree RR 2 Box 802, West Cape, Stockton Springs, ME 04981 USA, (207) 567-3056 Supports international tree planting efforts to protect and regenerate endangered forest ecosystems and biodiversity.
Tree Central USA P.O. Box 080054, SI, NY 10308, USA, (917) 953-4724
America's tree fighters, dedicated to all trees rights being destroyed by builders.
Tree Musketeers 136 Main Street, El Segundo, CA 90245, USA; Telephone: (310) 322-0263 Empowers young people to lead environmental improvement in Earth's communities through innovative action and educational programs.
TreeFolks P.O. Box 704, Austin, Texas 78767, USA; voice and fax, (512) 443-5323
Promotes community partnerships in the renewal and care of the Austin/Central Texas urban forest through public tree plantings and education.
Tree-Mendous Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Forest Service, Tawes State Office Building E-1, Annapolis MD 21401, USA; Telephone, 410-260-8510 Works with volunteer groups planting and caring for trees on public land throughout the state.
TreePeople 12601 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, USA; Telephone, (818) 753-4600 An environmental education and activist organization that has been the leader in the community forestry movement.
Trees for Life 3006 W. Saint Louis Street, Wichita, KS 67203-5129, USA; Telephone, (316) 263-7294 Empowers people by demonstrating that in helping each other, we can unleash extraordinary power that impacts our lives.
Trees for the Future PO Box 7027 Silver Spring, MD 20907, USA A non-profit organization initiating and supporting agroforestry self-help projects.
