play videoRestore Large Forest Landscapes
Climate change-induced wildfires, droughts, diseases and pests are destroying our forests. We plant the right trees in the right places — and take care of them in the right way — so forests can withstand a changing climate.
Create Tree Equity In America’s Cities
In most cities across America, trees are sparse in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods and some neighborhoods of color. This exacerbates social inequities. Together, we can create Tree Equity by planting and caring for trees where they are most needed.
Join the Trillion Trees Movement
American Forests and the World Economic Forum are leading 1t.org, a global movement to conserve, restore and grow 1 trillion trees around the world by 2030.
Companies, governments and nonprofits across the U.S. are doing their part to bring back our forests. And now, it’s never been easier to get involved.
Where We Work
Check out the cities (light green icons) and large landscapes (dark green icons) across the country where we currently work. Learn what we are doing, who we are working with and and why the projects matter.
What’s New
American Forests Statement Regarding Attack on Our Democracy
"Today’s riots, including a breach of the United States Capitol, represent a terrifying and totally unacceptable attack on our democracy."
American Forests Statement on Federal Government Nominations and Appointments
American Forests applauds President-Elect Joe Biden's announcement of various Cabinet and executive leadership nominations and appointments.
Whitebark Pine Proposed as ‘Threatened’ Under the Endangered Species Act
Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed that the whitebark pine should be listed as a threatened species, making it the most wide-ranging tree to be listed under the Endangered Species Act.
