Blog: Tree Planting Projects - National Forest Foundation

Populations of whitebark pine have been declining for decades. Fire, insects, and a fungal disease called white pine blister...

Keeping up with the latest technological advances, we are excited to announce that we’ve piloted aerial drone seeding.

The 3rd annual Four Peaks Cleanup & Save Our Saguaros Replanting Event happened on November 5, 2022. Over 200 volunteers...

This past October, a group of student and community volunteers gathered to plant more than 1000 trees on Bald Mountain, home of...

Planting seedlings on National Forests is the focus of the NFF’s Reforestation Program. Sometimes we get an exciting...

Between 2021 and 2022, the National Forest Foundation planted more than 707,500 trees across 3,500 acres of Willamette National...

Bark beetles are a natural part of forest ecosystems, yet climate change is ramping up their growth and activity. Reforestation...

Since 2012, the NFF has funded 15 wildfire reforestation projects on Lolo National Forest in Western Montana, planting more...

Each year, the National Forest Foundation plants shortleaf pine seedlings to re-establish historic forest conditions and...

Longleaf pine forests of the southeastern United States are extraordinarily diverse and found across numerous habitats...

Whitebark pine is a major component of high-elevation forests in the western United States and Canada. This slow growing,...

Over the past two decades, several high-intensity wildfires on Gifford Pinchot’s Mount Adams have left thousands of acres...

Restoring native shortleaf pine can improve forest resilience and reduce severe wildfire risk. Shortleaf pine has declined by...

In the Great Lakes region, extreme weather events can lead to significant deforestation. Over the past few years, we have...

Through a unique collaboration between our Forest Service partners and a local university, hundreds of schoolchildren volunteer...

NFF Blog