Reforestation in Ontario, Canada
Canada
What you'll get
Public landing page
Our public forest profile showcases GPS coordinates, CO2 impact, and work hours created by your forest, including both trees planted and trees protected.
Certificate of planted or protected tree
An official document that serves as proof of your contribution to reforestation and restoration. It includes tree details and conservation info.
Project updates
Stay updated about the impact through dynamic videos showcasing the success of the trees you’ve helped plant and protect.
How to gift your trees
Choose your trees and schedule their planting or protection instantly
Log in to your account and navigate to the 'My Trees' section
Use your credit to generate your gift certificates
Send your gifts to family and friends!
About this project
Plant a Tree in Ontario, Canada
About the Project:
Join us in revitalizing Ontario’s beautiful forest regions! Your donation will help plant native trees in key areas across Ontario, including the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence woodlands and more northern forest sites. These areas have been impacted by clearing, harvesting, or understocking, and your contribution will help restore these vital ecosystems.
Tree Species You’ll Be Supporting:
Your donation will help plant a mix of native trees like: White Pine, Red Pine, Spruce, Maple, Oak. These trees are carefully selected to thrive in Ontario’s diverse soils and climate, ensuring the creation of sustainable, long-lived forests.
How Your Donation Helps:
Reforest Ontario: Every tree planted will strengthen Ontario’s existing forests, filling gaps in the canopy, restoring forest edges, and improving landscapes along waterways and in community areas.
Create Jobs: Your donation supports local communities by providing jobs in nursery production, planting, and forest management. It helps bring activity to rural areas that rely on forestry and outdoor recreation.
Enhance Local Spaces: The newly planted trees improve trails, lakes, and community spaces, creating beautiful environments for outdoor activities and boosting local tourism.
Environmental Impact:
Prevent Soil Erosion: Trees planted on disturbed or compacted soils help reduce erosion and runoff, safeguarding local rivers and lakes that are crucial for drinking water and farming.
Combat Climate Change: The expanded tree cover helps moderate local temperatures, improves water infiltration, and makes the landscape more resilient to storms, droughts, and changing weather patterns.
Support Biodiversity:
By planting a mix of conifers and hardwoods, your donation helps restore diverse forest layers that provide food, nesting sites, and shelter for birds, mammals, insects, and other wildlife.
Connecting replanted stands with existing forests and wetlands creates a stronger habitat network, allowing species to move freely from Ontario’s northern boreal regions to the more southerly Carolinian forests.
