Existing Users Login
Login into your ReplaceATree.org account >>Find Your Tree
Beginning in 2007, the Replace-A-Tree Foundation will offer Website Magazine subscribers the ability to actually locate the farm where their tree was planted. For every new subscriber to Website Magazine in 2007 and beyond (and for 120,000 subscribers retroactively), a native South American tree will be planted in Chile.
About the Trees:
Chile's native forests include the world's second largest expanse of
temperate rainforest, including the Valdivian Rainforest dominated by the
siempre verde (“forever green”) forest type that is unique to southern Chile
and Argentina. More than one-quarter of the world's remaining temperate
rainforests are in Chile. The araucaria tree and the alerce trees are two of
the rarest tree species on the planet. The araucaria is the world's oldest
surviving tree species, at 200 million years. The alerce's life span of
three to four thousand years is second only to California's bristlecone
pine.
 Images courtesy of Sustainable Harvest |
 |