That is why we plant one tree for every wood piece of furniture that we sell. We have partnered with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant a tree in the forest in honor of your purchase with us.
Climate change is the biggest challenge facing the health of our planet. And while it will take many solutions working together to make a difference, trees are the proven, affordable, natural way that can be implemented quickly to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere today. Every tree planted is a step in the right direction.
Trees play a critical role in creating healthier, safer, and more connected communities. They clean our air, filter our water, and even slow storm surge and flooding in our cities. Trees also provide shade and cool our cities by up to 10 degrees, which can help prevent heat-related deaths in urban areas.
Even as social and economic issues fracture our society, trees continue to connect communities, cultures, and generations. Neighborhood trees have shown the ability to reduce stress, improve overall health and development in children, and encourage physical activity. And a healthy community wide tree canopy fosters economic advantages as well as an increase in civic pride among residents.
Healthy forests, whether in natural or urban spaces, are key to the health of some of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world. Trees support wildlife and aquatic life by providing habitat and helping to keep waterways healthy. This ensures that ecosystem balance can be maintained and biodiversity can thrive.
Forests rich in biodiversity benefit the human population, too. Trees and other forest life work together to ensure a clean source of drinking water, buffer against extreme weather, provide medicines, offer outdoor recreation, and enrich human culture.
Climate change is the biggest challenge facing the health of our planet. And while it will take many solutions working together to make a difference, trees are the proven, affordable, natural way that can be implemented quickly to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere today. Every tree planted is a step in the right direction.
Trees play a critical role in creating healthier, safer, and more connected communities. They clean our air, filter our water, and even slow storm surge and flooding in our cities. Trees also provide shade and cool our cities by up to 10 degrees, which can help prevent heat-related deaths in urban areas.
Even as social and economic issues fracture our society, trees continue to connect communities, cultures, and generations. Neighborhood trees have shown the ability to reduce stress, improve overall health and development in children, and encourage physical activity. And a healthy community wide tree canopy fosters economic advantages as well as an increase in civic pride among residents.
Healthy forests, whether in natural or urban spaces, are key to the health of some of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world. Trees support wildlife and aquatic life by providing habitat and helping to keep waterways healthy. This ensures that ecosystem balance can be maintained and biodiversity can thrive.
Forests rich in biodiversity benefit the human population, too. Trees and other forest life work together to ensure a clean source of drinking water, buffer against extreme weather, provide medicines, offer outdoor recreation, and enrich human culture.
TREE FACTS WE LOVE
Forests and trees are not just beautiful elements of our natural landscape; they are also vital components of our ecosystem. Trees contribute significantly to our environment by cleaning the air, providing oxygen, and supporting wildlife.
Global Climate Defense
Forests worldwide absorb a third of fossil fuel emissions annually.
City Pollution Control
Urban trees in major cities remove thousands of tons of air pollutants yearly.
Life-Sustaining Oxygen
One large tree provides a day's oxygen for four people.
Amazon's Vital Breath
Over 20% of the world's oxygen is produced by the Amazon Rainforest.
Clean Water Supply
Forested watersheds in North America supply drinking water to millions.
Natural Cooling
Trees significantly lower temperatures, making shaded areas up to 45°F cooler.
CO2 Absorption
Trees absorb CO2, aiding in global warming mitigation.
Energy Efficiency
Strategically placed trees can reduce household energy use by up to 25%.
Biodiversity Haven
Forests provide critical habitats, supporting extensive species ranges in North America.
PLANT THE FUTURE.
Plant, Nurture, and Celebrate Trees
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