NFF Blog

Welcome to the National Forest Foundation blog. Explore the various articles to learn more about our forests and places to play.

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Thanks to our many tree-planting supporters, we planted an incredible 5 million trees across 18,000 acres of National Forests...

Learn more about some of the tools mother nature has equipped trees with to survive the cold conditions of winter.

Rather than buying a loved one a dozen roses, why not plant a dozen trees? All it takes is one dollar to plant a tree on our...

At the NFF, we like to say that our reforestation work on National Forests benefits everyone. But what do we really mean? Read...

Supporting reforestation is perhaps the most simple and direct action you can take to increase carbon storage and limit climate...

Today, longleaf pine-dominated forests cover less than 5 million acres, which would easily fit into New Jersey. Of these...

Wildfire and its impacts to forests can be hard to understand. Here are five common questions that explain how tree planting...

Tree planting is hard work. NFF's Reforestation Manager, Monica Perez-Watkins, reflects on her visit to Lolo National Forest.

Learn more about the ancient bristlecone pine trees.

The National Forest Foundation receives generous donations from individuals, small businesses and corporations to support tree...

NFF's Director of Ecosystem Services visited an NFF tree-planting project on Montana's Flathead National Forest.

Consumers are increasingly interested in supporting businesses that have a strong commitment to environmental sustainability....

Wes Swaffar, NFF Senior Manager for Ecosystem Services, take a closer look at this iconic species - whitebark pine.

2015 was a big year for the NFF’s Trees for US program. With the help of our corporate partners, small business partners and...

NFF Director of California Program, Vance Russell, reflects on giant sequoias and introduces a new way scientists are trying to...