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Marshall Forest Preserve Looking upward into the canopy of southern old growth forest, Marshall Forest Preserve, Georgia. © Byron Jorjorian

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Partnering With Nature Valley

Supporting Tree Planting Across the U.S.

The Nature Conservancy and Nature Valley are teamed up to support our forests. Trees and forests provide many benefits to our planet. They give us clean air to breathe and filter clean water for us to drink. They also help curb climate change by trapping carbon from the atmosphere. TNC is planting trees across the globe through our Plant a Billion Trees program. 

For Earth Day 2019, Nature Valley supported the planting of 100,000 trees with TNC's Plant a Billion Trees program.

Plant a Billion Trees Learn more about our goal.
Longleaf Pine
Longleaf Pine
These forests benefit people and wildlife. They support our drinking water, provide natural resilience to catastrophic storms, and help sustain the regional economies.
Longleaf Pine
Longleaf Pine
Species-rich longleaf pine forests once stretched across the South, nearly unbroken, from Virginia to Florida to Texas. Today less than 5 percent of these forests remain.
Longleaf Pine
Many species can be found in longleaf pine forests making it one of the most diverse of forests, second to only to tropical rainforests.
Longleaf Pine
Longleaf Pine
TNC is one of the largest private landowners of longleaf pine forests across the nine states and is working to help restore it back to health through tree planting and management.
Northwoods Forest
Northwoods Forest
These forests are world renowned for their biodiversity, recreational, scenic and economic values, and the clean fresh water they supply to the Great Lakes watersheds.

Find out where the 100,000 trees will be planted

Explore the map below

Planting of 100,000 Trees Click on the map above find out more information on these planting sites.

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Calloway Forest A sunny day at Calloway in North Carolina's Sandhills. © Sydney Bezanson
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Hemlock Draw wooded trail © Mark Godfrey
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IN THE PINES - A limesink pond in Williams Bluff Preserve, Georgia. © Marc Del Santro
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A child visits the world's largest known Western larch tree just outside of TNC's Great Western Checkerboards Project in Montana.

Program Overview

Plant a Billion Trees

Helping save the Earth from deforestation, one tree at a time.

Young trees at a nursery in Ecuador.

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The Business of Planting Trees

New research by TNC, WRI and other partners shows that restoration and other land management improvements could provide more than a third of the emissions reductions necessary to keep global warming under 2°C.

A person in a large straw hat holds a sapling ready to be planted. The Mantiqueria forest in Brazil is in the background.

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Roots for growth: Why protecting and restoring forests is one of the best things any government can do for its people

A project in Brazil’s Serra da Mantiqueira region demonstrates how protecting and restoring forests can increase water security, bolster rural economies and mitigate climate change.