This 2020, our tree plantings continue as we work to restore forests for our future. Tree plantings will start this July to December during the rainy season, this way the survival rates of newly-planted seedlings increase.
**Due to quarantines and COVID risks, tree planting activities have been postponed until further notice. Subscribe to our e-newsletter for updates.
At each tree planting you will learn about:
- The native tree species you will plant.
- Foresters in charge of using and teaching proper Rainforestation methods.
- Local government groups & stakeholders.
- The People’s Organizations who help ensure the trees survive their first years.
Can’t join a tree planting this year? Help us plant more forests from home.
In order for tree plantings to occur, donations must be collected to fund the proper propagation of native tree species and to support People’s Organizations who sustain their own native tree nurseries.
To help us make this happen, simply participate in either of our Adopt-A-Seedling programs below:
- Adopt a Seedling.
- Get a Haribon Holiday E-card.
- “Adopt a forest” with your family, organization, or company. Email partnerships@haribon.org.ph, corporaterelations@haribon.org.ph.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Is transportation available?
A: Limited seating is available in vans, payment is separate from tree planting registration. For information on availability, please email support@haribon.org.ph, or call 421-1209. - Q: Can children or high school student volunteers register?
A: Youth ages 13 to 19 must be accompanied by guardian(s). Ages 12 and below are not recommended to join due to the trek, and often rainy or wet environment. - Q: Where does my registration fee go to?
A: Your payment goes directly to future tree plantings. But not only for a seedling, but also to the People’s Organizations who help us ensure the survival of the planted trees until they mature into a self-sustaining forest.
