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Trees for ChangeSupport Trees for Change with NRVT and economically empower a Nepali family while you help the planet.
The fruit and nut trees you purchase will be donated to subsistence farmers in remote Khotang giving them an additional source of food and a potential cash crop. The trees will also benefit the environment by sequestering carbon so your purchase will help offset your carbon footprint. To empower a Nepali family become part of the climate solution: Donate Trees for Change here |
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Buy 10 trees and provide a farmer with a life-enhancing small orchard off-setting up to 500kg of your carbon footprint
Donate Trees for Change here
Donate Trees for Change here
Reducing your Carbon Footprint
A great way to reduce your carbon footprint is by planting trees. It's called terrestrial sequestration.
One fruit tree can sequester up to 50kg of carbon every year. Assuming an average lifespan of 50 years, that’s up to two metric tonnes of carbon captured and stored.
To offset more of your footprint, simply plant more trees!
Not sure how much carbon footprint you have?
Try the WWF’s carbon footprint calculator now to
work out your impact. https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/#/
Donate Trees for Change here
A great way to reduce your carbon footprint is by planting trees. It's called terrestrial sequestration.
One fruit tree can sequester up to 50kg of carbon every year. Assuming an average lifespan of 50 years, that’s up to two metric tonnes of carbon captured and stored.
To offset more of your footprint, simply plant more trees!
Not sure how much carbon footprint you have?
Try the WWF’s carbon footprint calculator now to
work out your impact. https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/#/
Donate Trees for Change here
Want to find out more about the long term benefits of planting trees?
NRVT has commissioned a review by conservation ecologist Madeleine Wheatley which explains the long-term benefits for both the environment and the local community. You can access it here.
NRVT has commissioned a review by conservation ecologist Madeleine Wheatley which explains the long-term benefits for both the environment and the local community. You can access it here.
Photos from the NRVT visit to the Everything organic Nursery near Kathmandu with Ful Kumar Tamang, trustee of our NGO, NRVT Nepal
