Dr. Pamela Montero continues her work on the canopy walkway in the Peruvian Amazon. Pamela Montero PhD is the Director of Education for the TREE Foundation. She is a
TREE Foundation executive director Dr. Margaret Lowman, known around the globe as CanopyMeg, is celebrating Earth Day with some exciting news: the development of a
The achingly beautiful photography of longtime TREE Foundation friend Carlton Ward, Jr. is featured in the current (April) issue of National Geographic Magazine. His topic?
A wonderful new children’s book is out about Canopy Meg! “The Leaf Detective: How Margaret Lowman Uncovered Secrets in the Rainforest,” beautifully illustrated by Jana
A captivating new book from Wade Davis–award-winning, bestselling author and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence for more than a decade– that brings vividly to life the story
What’s more, a lot of the commodities produced on deforested rainforest lands eventually make their way into supermarkets around the world. It is easy to
Please join the TREE Foundation June 22 to participate in World Rainforest Day — a 24-hour “happening” that will energize, educate and engage millions of
June 4, 2020 / Sarasota, FL — The TREE Foundation has hired three summer research interns from Williams College. The three interns have received scholarships
The world’s forests, biodiversity and sustainable use of our natural resources represents a very inclusive platform. TREE is very proud to continue our twenty-year history
Snousha Glaude is hosting a virtual screening of The #StoryofPlastic and would like you to join! The Story of Plastic is a new documentary that sheds light on the plastic crisis and the
