Calling All Tree, Forest and Planet Lovers! Mark Your Calendars! The TREE Foundation is appealing to you for your donations during the tremendous opportunity of the 24-hour 2022 Giving Challenge taking place April 26-27. You’ll Be Able to Double the First $100 of Your Donation! The Giving
Read more →Musical artist Heather Adeney, along with the help of a cellist friend, created this lovely video of a song about loving forests. She kindly sent her video to the TREE Foundation to share with the world, saying, “I want this song to do some good in
Read more →The TREE Foundation held a fabulously fun fundraiser on Monday, February 7, 2022 at Michael’s on East in Sarasota. We hope you were there to enjoy the great time … but if you weren’t, be sure to sign up for next time! Guests learned about saving trees,
Read more →On January 11, 2022, CanopyMeg and Earth Sister Jane Goodall joined forces in their fight for the health of this planet and the future of humankind through a joint statement titled To Avert A Climate Catastrophe, We Have To Save The World’s Big Trees in the Miami
Read more →Smithsonian Magazine has selected TREE Foundation Executive Director Meg Lowman’s 2021 memoir, The Arbornaut, as one of its 2021 must-reads! We couldn’t agree more. Recommended by Jeffrey Stine, curator of environmental history, National Museum of American History. Read his review here.
Read more →It is with great sadness that we share the news that many of you have already heard: two of TREE Foundation’s mentors and supporters passed away this week. While we mourn the loss, we celebrate the amazing contributions these two men made to the world — and,
Read more →On December 14, 2021 Meg Lowman sat down with Lady Freethinker about her pioneering exploration of forest canopies, overcoming challenges as a female scientist in a male-dominated field, and what people can do with their everyday purchasing power to make a difference. Here is a preview into
Read more →On December 13 2021, Meg Lowman’s recent memoir The Arbornaut: A Life Discovering the Eighth Continent in the Trees Above Us featured in Yale Climate Connections’ 12 Books on Climate and The Planet for The Holidays. Here is a sneak peek into the insightful article: “Another COVID
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