Join us on our mission to plant 500,000 trees by end of 2023
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To protect our forests we need to do more than simply switch to tree-free alternatives in the home, which is why for every box you order we plant a tree with Eden Reforestation projects.
To date we have had thousands of customers who are making a difference switching to tree-free toilet paper and helping us regrow the forest:
149402 trees planted to date
Partnering with Eden Reforestation Projects
what they do...
Eden Reforestation Projects works to reduce extreme poverty within communities affected by the impact of deforestation. This is done by employing local villagers to plant trees, thereby giving them an opportunity to earn an income to support their families whilst restoring forests and reducing the negative effects brought about by their destruction.
why is deforestation so detrimental to these communities?
The destruction of healthy forest systems causes problems on a number of levels. Trees provide a habitat for animals, purify water sources, control flooding and erosion and help to replenish the soil with nutrients needed for farming. When farmers can’t grow anything their farms fail and they have no option but to move to the overcrowded cities looking for work. Often they have to resort to selling themselves or their families into slavery just to survive.
their impact
To date, Eden Reforestation Projects has planted over 239 million trees at 82 project sites in Haiti, Nepal, Madagascar, Indonesia and Mozambique. The success of the projects lies in the underlying interdependence of the local communities and their environment. By employing local villagers to plant trees, the forests are able to regenerate, and support and nourish the local community once again, thus the cycle of interdependence is restored.
Interconnectedness of all living things
A belief in the interconnectedness of all living things is very much at the heart of what we do, so choosing to partner with Eden Reforestation Projects for our 'Buy One Plant One' initiative was an easy and natural choice for us. Find out more about the amazing work they do at: https://edenprojects.org/