Videos

This video by Brazil’s Globo TV shows the first delivery of 1,000 trees in 2010.

These children wrote a thank you letter to our contributors, which was translated by a friend in this video:

This video shows the means by which the next 2,000 trees were given by the remarkable youth of a Los Angeles homeschooling community:

This video was taken during the fundraising concert you see above, as I spoke to the families in the audience.

This video was taken on Earth Day 2013, when I spoke to an assembly of private school students in São Paulo, showing them what their counterparts had done in Los Angeles to raise money for their rainforest. The result was this school raised funds to support our field planting partner also!

This video represents the community of Agape International Spiritual Center in Los Angeles, who also contributed greatly to the following load of trees:

This video clip is from a talk given at the Manzanita School in Topanga, for Earth Day 2017, sharing the story of how a cookie sale launched me on a path toward a climate change conference!

Celebrating the people who put the rainforest back!

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AGROFORESTRY

Help sponsor the gift of native species trees for a food forest. We’ll be planting 300 native species trees in each plot, with an emphasis on tropical staple tree crops. These will include Coconut, Jackfruit, Avocado, Mango, Papaya, Pitanga, Aurocaria, Fruita de Conde, Jaibuticaba, Banana, Passionflower, Pineapple and many others! This includes the cost of organic soil amendments, mulch and 2 years of maintenance after plantings. Since there’s such a diversity of trees being planted, individual costs vary, so this is a fund toward the whole forest plot, not the cost for one tree. Just click on the photograph to make a one time or monthly donation.

NATIVE SPECIES TREE SEEDS

Help sponsor the gift of native species tree seeds. We support back country sustainable seed harvesters who supply their local seed banks and nurseries. These are large bags of seeds, not small packets. The size of the bag depends upon the type of seed, but each one holds approximately 1,000 seeds. This is the way we protect biodiversity. Just click on the photograph to make a one time or monthly donation.

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