play videoRestore America’s Large Forest Landscapes
New and existing threats are changing America’s forests rapidly. Deforestation — whether from severe wildfire or suburban sprawl — is one of the biggest dangers to our forests. Join us in conserving the forests we already have and restoring damaged forests to a healthy state.
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
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.
New Tree Equity Score Drives Home the Important Role of Trees in Creating Social Equity
Tree Equity Score drives home the important role of trees in creating social equity and minimizing climate change impacts in cities.
American Forests’ Statement Regarding the 2020 Election
We believe that America’s forests can once again provide bipartisan common ground for leaders in both parties to unite and forge progress.
