Our Commitment
Every tree planted receives care, follow-up, and monitoring for two years from the planting date, to enable it to take root and thrive over time. The Climate Forest team is committed to replacing any tree that does not successfully take root in the soil with a new sapling.
How it Works
You can purchase one or more trees, choose a region (North or South), specify the recipient's name, and add a personal greeting that will appear on the certificate.
The certificate will be sent to you by email upon completion of the purchase.
Where We Plant
The Climate Forest project directs most of its resources to the recovery and rehabilitation of areas affected by the war by establishing tree groves for the benefit of the local community and the environment.
At the time of purchase, you can choose whether your tree will be planted in communities on the confrontation lines in the north or south.
Communities where we have planted since the outbreak of the war:
In the South: Sderot, Netivot, Nir Am, Gev'im, Mefalsim, Erez, Tze'elim, Or HaNer, Keremya, Be'er Ganim, Urim, Dekel, Nir Yitzhak, Shachar Eshkol School in Magen, Shlomit, Sdei Avraham, Ohad, Eshkol Agricultural Farm, and more.
In the North: Shlomi, Betzet, Beit HaEmek, Manor School in Eilon, Ya'sur, Kfar Yuval, Kfar Szold, Sde Nehemia, Rosh Pinna, Meitzar, Givat Yoav, Korazim, Gadot, and more.
Forest Tree
Israeli Forest Tree
Types of Trees We Plant
We plant Israeli native trees and trees that have been acclimatized in the country for decades, according to the planting area.
Almond, Carob, Fig, Pomegranate, Mulberry, Olive, Arbutus and Strawberry Tree, Oriental Plane, Noble Laurel, Common Sidra, Southern Mish, Atlantic Mastic Tree, Common Oak, Tabor Oak, Syrian Maple, Syrian Maple, Medicinal Laburnum, Carob Tree, Beautiful Winged, Red Bottlebrush, Torley Eucalyptus, Stone Pine.
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