Anyone can plant a tree, but is it addressing the problem of deforestation?

Eden Reforestation Projects uses its Employ to Plant methodology to combat the problem of deforestation.

Part 1: Employ local communities to restore their forests.
Part 2: Empower people to plant, produce, and protect restored forests.

This holistic approach is being used across 8 project nations. Providing a consistent wage for 26,000 people and has resulted in over 485 million trees to date.

Learn more at edenprojects.org and click on the link below to help plant trees, protect forests, and save lives.
give.edenprojects.org/plantandprotect

Eden Reforestation Projects ("Eden" for short) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a mission committed to alleviating extreme poverty and restoring healthy forests in Haiti, Nepal, Madagascar, Mozambique, Indonesia, Kenya, Honduras, and Nicaragua by employing local villagers to plant over a million trees each month. The lives of Eden’s employees are transformed by having a fair and dependable income to support themselves and their children. They are sending their children to school, able to afford good food and medical care, being freed from debt, labor and sex slavery, and are experiencing sustainable farming and fishing as their land, villages and local economies are restored to health.