tree planting

Every book you read was once a tree. Now you can plant a tree for every book you own and help balance out the ecological cost of the print publishing business.

Today is Arbor Day. Founded by J. Sterling Morton in 1872, National Arbor Day is celebrated to encourage tree planting and care. Here are five ideas for celebrating Arbor Day with your children: Plant a Tree and Give it a Name

This is the classic Arbor Day activity. Whether you plant a native tree or an ornamental in your yard, children love to plant trees and monitor the tree’s growth in comparison to their own. In our family, we name our trees, such as Maggie the Magnolia.

You Answer Question. Earn 100 Points. We Plant A Tree.

Saving The World Is That Simple.

Al Gore's planet pop concerts

What impact do trees have in a city

Here's some good news on climate change, for a change... an inspiring story of people all over the world pitching in to plant trees.

A cocktail for a cause, the TreeTini plants a tree for every organic martini sold. Currently available at Uncommon Ground in Chicago, Live It Green is actively looking for partner bars  and restaurants to expand its reach.