Plant-A-Tree Program
Since 1983, the Forest Service Plant-A-Tree program has allowed for individual donations to be used for reforestation projects across the national forest system. Your gift of trees helps to reforest public lands that will be enjoyed by generations to come.
Plant-A-Tree Program. Tree Donation
Donate to the Forest Service Plant-A-Tree Program. You may indicate with your donation if you would like it to go to where it is needed most, or specifically designate a National Forest as the recipient, but keep in mind that there may not be a reforestation need there immediately.
Plant-A-Tree Program - USDA
One Tree Planted. What is login.gov and do I need to make an account to make a donation? Login.gov is the public’s one account and password for secure access to government sites. By setting up an account you will be able to track your Plant-A-Tree past orders if …
Plant-A-Tree Program. Contact Us - USDA
Please fill out the contact form below with your questions or comments about the Plant-A-Tree Program.
Plant-A-Tree Program - USDA
Login.gov is the public's one account and password for secure access to government sites. By setting up an account, you will be able to track your Plant-A-Tree past orders if you make multiple donations. It is not necessary to create a Login.gov account, you can instead use the Guest Checkout option, but you will not have access to your past ...
Plant-A-Tree Program. Search
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Plant-A-Tree Program. Daniel Boone NF
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Plant-A-Tree Program. Shipped Product
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Plant-A-Tree Program. Sequoia NF
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Plant-A-Tree Program. NFs In North Carolina
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