For each and every Casket sold, one tree is planted
We have so far planted 216,451 real trees in our forest and offset 460 tonnes of CO2e! Check back each month to see the good work our subscribers are doing! Below you’ll find a breakdown of the projects our subscribers have supported.
Projects our subscribers have supported:
Mozambique
Our projects in Mozambique are run by Eden Reforestation Projects (‘Eden’) – a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose mission is to provide fair-wage employment to impoverished villagers as agents of global forest restoration.
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Madagascar
Eden hire local people to grow, plant, and guard to maturity the trees planted through funding from our community – on a massive scale. As well as restoring forest ecosystems, Eden’s “Employ to Plant” methodology results in multiple positive socioeconomic and environment impacts.
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Nicaragua
Our project in Nicaragua is run by Eden Reforestation Projects (‘Eden’) – a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose mission is to provide fair-wage employment to impoverished villagers as agents of global forest restoration.
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Papua New Guinea
The project plans to invest 81% of net revenue into local communities, distributing funds directly to individuals and also developing access to online schools, expanding regional healthcare provision, introducing solar-powered electricity, and financing a comprehensive biodiversity study.
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Indonesia
The specific aim of the project is to use renewable energy generated from geothermal steam to displace electricity generated primarily from coal and diesel in the existing grid.
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Guatemala
This REDD+ avoided unplanned deforestation project is located in the Department of Izabal in the Caribbean coast region of Guatemala. It sets out to address the issue of deforestation in Guatemala at a local level and protect and restore 54,157 hectares of forest.
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Taiwan
This large-scale project harnesses the strong prevailing winds along Taiwan’s Western coast, developing two onshore wind farms (one of 103.5MW and one of 46 MW). Combined, the wind farms consist of 62 turbines that generate renewable energy which is delivered straight to the national grid.
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Zimbabwe
One of the largest registered REDD+ projects by area, it acts as a giant biodiversity corridor that connects four national parks and eight safari reserves, protecting an expansive forest and numerous vulnerable and endangered species – including the African elephant, lion, hippopotamus and southern ground hornbil
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Uganda
The Ishasha Small Hydropower project supports a 6.6 MW hydropower station which is located 500 meters below the border of Bwindi Forest National Park on the Ishasha river. It harnesses water from the river and drops it approximately 90 meters through two turbines to generate 29.404 GWh of electricity per year.
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