Why plant trees?
Planting trees is not just about offsetting carbon emissions. Yes, trees help clean the air we breathe, but that’s not all. Trees also filter the water we drink, reduce the risks of soil erosion, protect groundwater supplies, create shade and shelter for crops and livestock, and provide habitat to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity.
Why plant trees?
Planting trees is not just about offsetting carbon emissions. Yes, trees help clean the air we breathe, but that’s not all. Trees also filter the water we drink, reduce the risks of soil erosion, protect groundwater supplies, create shade and shelter for crops and livestock, and provide habitat to over 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity.
Show that you care
Just a small act of planting trees makes a miracle and difference for our plant. Imagine telling your friends and family that you’ve planted trees, helped the planet, and created a positive social impact in endangered locations where we plant trees.
Show that you care
Just a small act of planting trees makes a miracle and difference for our plant. Imagine telling your friends and family that you’ve planted trees, helped the planet, and created a positive social impact in endangered locations where we plant trees.
Plant trees & support the project
With every tree you plant with us, you support Europe’s fastest-growing tree planting project. Your help enables us to scale our impact together for a better future.
Plant trees & support the project
With every tree you plant with us, you support Europe’s fastest-growing tree planting project. Your help enables us to scale our impact together for a better future.
THE MATH
This package assumes that the average dog lives about 12 years and that its emissions come primarily from food. Of course, Co2 emissions are not the same for all dog breeds and other pets, but we took the average for dogs based on a Forbes article, and that’s around 700kg CO2 per year. In 12 years, that’s 8400 kg of Co2.
The most common tree species that we plant are Pines Patula, Griveria Robusta, Croton Microstrachas, Rauvolfia Caffra, Albizia Schimperiana, and Markhamea Lutea. On average these Tree species offset 300kg of Co2 in their lifetime. Lifetime CO2 offset represents the total estimated amount of CO2 the tree will accumulate throughout its lifetime. To keep a simple estimation model, this period corresponds to the most significant years of the tree’s volume growth.
8400 kg of co2 / 300 kg co2 offset per tree = 28 Trees
Dog Age – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aging_in_dogs
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