American Forests
Since 1875, American Forests has worked to restore U.S. forests, from big natural landscapes to city streets, with more than 63 million trees planted (American Forests).
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Explain Like I'm 10
- American Forests is one of the oldest forest groups in the United States.
- It plants trees in big forests and in city neighborhoods that need shade.
- Trees clean the air, cool hot streets and give animals homes.
The Five W's of American Forests
Who
American Forests, a U.S. nonprofit founded in 1875 that helped bring about the U.S. Forest Service.
Source: American Forests, About Us
What
Forest restoration, urban forestry and Tree Equity, which aims to bring trees to every neighborhood.
Source: American Forests
When
Over 150 years, with a goal to help at least 100 cities make real progress on Tree Equity by 2030.
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Where
Forests from coast to coast in the United States, from cities to large natural landscapes.
Source: American Forests, About Us
Why
Healthy forests deliver benefits for climate, people, water and wildlife.
Source: American Forests, About Us
Impact Statement
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American Forests has planted more than 63 million trees across 1,154 restoration projects (organization figures).
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For Further Information: American Forests, About Us
American Forests was founded in 1875, making it more than 150 years old.
How This Saves People & the Planet
For People
Its work has created or enabled more than 1,000 jobs (organization figure).
Source: American Forests
For Nature
Restored forests provide habitat for wildlife and protect water (American Forests).
Source: American Forests, About Us
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