Ways to Save the Environment by planting a tree now

Trees4Good - helping the planet to survive

Governments will spend years talking. Individuals can act and act now. Asking people to cut carbon emissions is very hard - you are asking people to change their lives. That is always hard. It will take longer than five years to get people to change even simple things like their driving habits. So what to do? Plant trees to "offset" your carbon emissions. In other words you plant trees to "eat" the CO2 that you create elsewhere. Simple and effective. Every tree you buy will help the environment and some of the poorest people in the world.

Trees4Good plant Jatropha trees for as little as £1 per tree. EVERY TREE MAKES A DIFFERENCE. A difference to the CO2 balance on the planet (trees "eat" CO2) and also an income for the poorest people in the world.

Trees in large numbers can completely offset the carbon emissions of a business, a house or something simple like a journey by air. How many tress is up to you. We have had many people plant many trees for various reasons. For businesses our corporate team can be contacted here. They will help you and explain to you a unique proposition if you pay to plant over 20,000 trees.

For individuals and smaller businesses we have had some fabulous examples of reasons to plant trees such as the planting of ten trees to remember the passing of a favorite pet, 35 trees to help offset a family holiday to Italy by air travel and 500 trees to offset the PC's used in a small web design office.

Trees4Good does not "preach" at its clients, we simply say "every tree helps". You will receive a certificate by email to confirm you r purchase and once the tree is planted (within 12 weeks) you will receive the EXACT GPS location for the part of the plantation where your tree(s) is planted. If you wish you can also receive regular email and video diary updates made in the exact area the trees are being planted, so you will be able to monitor the positive benefits the trees are having within the local community. You become a part of the project itself.