Trees
Plant trees – My wife and I are planting trees instead of having children because they don’t require clothing, shelter and handheld devices. Plus, they don’t whine, they just susurrate!
For more information, visit the Heartland Tree Alliance and the Arbor Day Foundation.
Help wild forests – They’re the lungs of the earth, and no, I’m not talking about the Three Tenors. But trees have a bad case of emphysema, and I’m not blowing smoke.
For more information, visit American Forests.
Use sustainably-grown wood and paper products – I mean, sure, we’d all like to wipe with toilet paper from a 1,000-year-old redwood, but I think we all agree straw wrappers are a far greater societal need.
For more information, visit Forest Stewardship Council.
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Plant trees – My wife and I are planting trees instead of having children because they don’t require clothing, shelter and handheld devices. Plus, they don’t whine, they just susurrate!
- Plant trees in your yard and community – You can follow the exploits of Cardi B and play Fortnite, or you could do something totally useless like plant a tree. Your choice, it’s a tree country.
- Care for trees in your yard and community – What have you done for tree lately?
For more information, visit the Heartland Tree Alliance and the Arbor Day Foundation.
Help wild forests – They’re the lungs of the earth, and no, I’m not talking about the Three Tenors. But trees have a bad case of emphysema, and I’m not blowing smoke.
- Support forest restoration – It’s like restoring an old car or house, but it makes much better reality TV: “This week on This Old Forest…Smoky The Bear gets lit, starts setting fires, and the tourists are too busy taking selfies to see the irony.”
- Support forest conservation – It’s always better than forest ululation, always.
- Advocate for sound forest policy – If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to care, does it make sound forest policy? Oh wait, that is our forest policy.
For more information, visit American Forests.
Use sustainably-grown wood and paper products – I mean, sure, we’d all like to wipe with toilet paper from a 1,000-year-old redwood, but I think we all agree straw wrappers are a far greater societal need.
For more information, visit Forest Stewardship Council.
Animals • Energy • Food • Health • Indoors • Kids • Leaders • Light Pollution • Money • Noise Pollution
Peace & Justice • Population • Poverty • Soil • Trees • Waste Reduction & Recycling • Water