Wildfire Recovery in California

We’re almost there!

Our project in California is close to reaching its goal of planting 96,000 trees to help restore the forests of Los Angeles National Park.

By supporting the regeneration of key habitats affected by California’s wildfires, this project is contributing to

In the face of escalating heatwaves, the urgency of reforestation, diligent forest maintenance, and proactive risk mitigation measures has become acutely critical. Our primary goal is to safeguard the diverse natural habitats nestled within our National Forests. California, in particular,

As the green sanctuary adjacent to Los Angeles, Angeles National Forest demands our steadfast commitment to conservation. We're not only eliminating unofficial paths to preserve its pristine state but also focusing on the protection of its ecological integrity. Central to our efforts

We've restored 2,300 acres in the Los Angeles National Park post-wildfires by planting native trees, protecting endangered species like the Santa Ana sucker & arroyo toad, and combating invasive weeds. Together, we're reviving the chaparral ecosystem & preserving our natural treasures!