Our Trees That Count donation was matched with Trees for Survival — and we couldn’t be happier!
When we read about the work Trees for Survival do, we were genuinely excited to be part of it.
It’s incredible knowing that the 100 native trees we donated will be planted along waterways to prevent erosion — but even better, this initiative also educates tamariki (kids!) at the same time.
Passing on environmental knowledge to the next generation is one of the best ways we can protect the future of Aotearoa. More educated, empowered rangatahi = more people looking after our planet. And we’re all for that.
“Trees for Survival is a charitable trust working with over 150 schools and local communities across New Zealand to grow and plant native trees along waterways and erosion-prone hillsides. The environmental education programme gives schoolchildren a hands-on opportunity to make a difference and learn about conservation, wetland restoration, and protecting stream quality.”
Supporting local is a big reason why we chose Trees That Count for our donation.
We love knowing exactly where our trees are going and how they’re helping our communities thrive.
By funding 100 native trees, we’re doing our bit to:
- Offset some of our carbon impact
- Protect biodiversity
- Support the education of our future eco-leaders
That’s good for the planet — and good for Aotearoa. 🌱
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