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Small Business Spotlight: Shade Metals

We caught up with one of our small business partners, Shade Metals, to learn more about their art and their story. Through the support and efforts of our small business partners like Shade Metals, we have planted over 220,000 trees in our National Forests, making a huge impact on the reforestation need.

Columbia Winery's Commitment to Our Forests

In 2019, we are partnering with the NFF to ensure 10,000 trees are planted. We love that their goal for tree planting is simple, yet incredibly impactful – they make it easy for anyone to contribute to the cause and support the environment.

In Our Own Words: the Importance of Reforestation

This June, NFF staff had the opportunity to visit a local reforestation site on the Lolo National Forest. This is what we learned.

Restoring Our Forests While Seeking Adventure with Tree-planting Partner Trailer Set Go

Trailer Set Go is thrilled to partner with the National Forest Foundation to plant 10,000 trees on our National Forests. The trailer tire, wheel, and accessory company proudly supports the NFF’s campaign to plant 50 million trees, helping to improve our forests for all.

Planting One Tree per Cup with GoReusable

GoReusable is proud to partner with the National Forest Foundation to take our commitment to the environment one step further. For each ecocup that is purchased, we will plant one tree in a National Forest, with the pledge to plant at least 10,000 within the first year of the partnership.

Narendra and Harsha Patel: Tree-planting Supporters for our National Forests

In early 2019, Narendra and Harsha Patel of Okemos, Michigan, generously supported our campaign to plant 50 million trees on our National Forests. Learn more about why they love nature and supporting forests for future generations.

Envisioning a Future for Iconic “High Five” Pines

Many a high-mountain wanderer has taken in a magnificent view while resting in the shade of a high five pine tree. The gnarled limbs of these ancient trees are often the final vestiges of shade at the gateway to the alpine zone. Mounting threats, however, are confronting this iconic group across their habitat range in the western U.S. and Canada.

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