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Every quarter we donate to One Tree Planted in order to help them plant trees around the world. Those who shopped in our webshop during the third quarter of 2024 (July 1 - September 30) have contributed to planting 795 trees in the Amazon rainforest. Thank you...
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The world's cities need more trees. Trees in cities provide benefits for local communities - from reducing urban heat to protecting clean air and biodiversity. But it also gives access to urban green spaces which we all need in our daily lives.
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Every quarter we donate to One Tree Planted in order to help them plant trees around the world. Those who shopped in our webshop during the the first quarter of 2024 (January 1 - March 31) have contributed to planting 722 trees to help restore biodiversity.
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Every quarter we donate to One Tree Planted in order to help them plant trees around the world. Those who shopped in our webshop during the fourth quarter of 2023 (October 1 - December 31) have contributed to planting 1305 trees in Andes Mountains...
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With your support, we have planted 885 trees to support reforestation through the TIST-program. The trees that the TIST farmers plant provide food, fodder, fruits, fuel, building materials as well as windbreaks and shade. They also absorb carbon as they grow, thus reducing the excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that is driving climate change.
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