Contacts

Because the nature of tree planting activities may vary from one community to another, clubs and districts are encouraged to seek additional guidance from local experts when planning their projects.  The following are a few organizations (listed by Constitutional Area) that provide additional tree planting guidelines and resources. 

If the list below does not include an organization near you, please consider searching for similar organizations in your area.  Many countries have organizations that focus solely on tree planting, as well as government entities that may be able to provide guidelines or contacts to facilitate tree planting activities.

Constitutional Area	Organization
United States of America, its affiliates, Bermuda & The Bahamas	Arbor Day Foundation US Forest Service ReTree International
Canada	Tree Canada
South America, Central America, Mexico & Islands of the Caribbean Sea	UNEP - Latin America and the Caribbean Brazilian Ministry of the Environment
Europe	Carbon Footprint Tree For All UNEP - Europe
The Orient and Southeast Asia	Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People’s Republic of China Japan Ministry of the Environment Korea Forest Service UNEP - Asia Pacific
India, South Asia, Africa and the Middle East	UNEP - Africa Clean-India Green Belt Movement
Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea & the Islands of the South Pacific Ocean	National Tree Day Green Fleet Australian Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities New Zealand - Ministry of the Environment
Multiple Constitutional Areas	UNEP - North America Billion Tree Planting Campaign International Year of the Forests