It's not hard to do.
New Zealand announced recently it was going to plant a billion trees.
They also designed a way to track this.
So let's challenge the planet to PLANT A TRILLION TREES.
There are 195 countries. If each one agrees to plant a billion trees - we'll have one fifth of those needed. If they each agree to do that five times, we'll have a billion trees.
If 100 countries agree to plant a billion trees - they need to only do that TEN TIMES.
Why do we need to plant a trillion trees?
I was filming a session with a person who was not under hypnosis. She was seeing in her mind's eye a vast forest. I asked if she could physically go up and hug a tree.
She said she could.
I asked if she could put her around the tree, and then if she could put her "arm through the tree" - after all, they're etheric, in her mind... and she said she could.
I asked what she could sense or feel from doing that.
She said "I'm sensing a presence." (I've done this before with a number of people and it's not the first time they've said the same. But in this instance, I asked some questions I had not asked before.)
I asked if that presence had anything to say to her (or me). The "presence within the tree" said "Human beings used to be able to communicate with us, but they cannot anymore."
When asked "Why?" the "tree" responded; "Because they don't listen."
When asked "Is there anything we can tell humans to do to help our planet?" The "tree" responded "Plant a trillion trees."
When asked "Why?" the "tree" said "Because if you plant a trillion trees, they'll take the carbon out of the atmosphere, and replace it with oxygen which will cool down the planet and restore balance."
This wasn't coming from the woman who was doing the session with me - it's not something she'd ever heard before. It's possible it was coming from her subconscious, but what does it matter? It was accurate, and logical.
There are currently estimated 3 trillion trees on the planet. If we plant a trillion more, it will offset the pollution, methane, carbon in the atmosphere. Don't take my word for it - take the trees word for it.
The Amazon may be on fire, and the forests of Africa may be stripped for oil or growing beef - but if 100 countries agree to plant a billion trees - ten times - we will reach that goal.
I've put up this page to allow others to track their own country's ability to do so. In the future I will post links to the right of the page so people can donate or track this kind of work. I have no desire to raise money, move money, or suggest anyone pay anything to anyone. However - it's something simple each one of us can do. With 7 billion people on the planet - if all of us plant ten trees - we'll have 70 billion new trees. If all of us plant 100 trees, we'll have 700 billion new trees. If some of us, who have the means and skill to plant a thousand trees, or 100,000 or a million - or in the case of New Zealand a billion - now you know why it's a good reason to pursue this.
Anyone can plant a tree.
Trees mirror our lungs. They soak up carbon and release oxygen. If we want to save the planet, plant a tree... not just one, but as many as you can imagine. My two cents.
New Zealand announced recently it was going to plant a billion trees.
One Billion Trees Programme
The New Zealand government has set a goal to plant a billion trees by 2028, and we need your help to achieve it.
About the One Billion Trees Programme
Find out why the goal has been set to plant one billion trees by 2028 and how we will achieve it.
Funding to help plant one billion trees
There are different funding options for landowners, organisations, and communities who want to plant trees or revert land to native forest. There are also partnership funding options for groups or organisations with workforce development programmes or projects that improve the way we plant or grow trees.
Direct Grants for tree planting
Apply for a grant from the One Billion Trees Fund to help with the costs of tree planting or retiring your land to native forest on your farmland, private land, or Māori land.
Partnership Funding
Access One Billion Trees Partnership Funding from Te Uru Rākau (Forestry New Zealand) for projects and initiatives that support tree planting and help improve the way we grow and plant trees.
Matariki Tu Rākau Defence Force memorial tree-planting
Access One Billion Trees funding for your community to plant living memorials to commemorate the service men and women of the New Zealand Defence forces, past and present.
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| Matariki Te Rākau memorial tree planting at Puhinui Reserve, Wiri, New Zealand |
They also designed a way to track this.
Tree planting tracker
Te Uru Rākau collects data throughout the year on the sale and distribution of exotic and native tree seedlings. We'll use this data to estimate the number of trees being planted and update this tracker regularly.
For the purpose of our tree count, we're defining a tree as a woody perennial plant species that can grow to a height of at least 5 metres.
What we class as a tree [XLSX, 61 KB]
Check back regularly to see how we're tracking to the goal of planting one billion trees by 2028.
So let's challenge the planet to PLANT A TRILLION TREES.
There are 195 countries. If each one agrees to plant a billion trees - we'll have one fifth of those needed. If they each agree to do that five times, we'll have a billion trees.
If 100 countries agree to plant a billion trees - they need to only do that TEN TIMES.
Why do we need to plant a trillion trees?
I was filming a session with a person who was not under hypnosis. She was seeing in her mind's eye a vast forest. I asked if she could physically go up and hug a tree.
She said she could.
I asked if she could put her around the tree, and then if she could put her "arm through the tree" - after all, they're etheric, in her mind... and she said she could.
I asked what she could sense or feel from doing that.
She said "I'm sensing a presence." (I've done this before with a number of people and it's not the first time they've said the same. But in this instance, I asked some questions I had not asked before.)
I asked if that presence had anything to say to her (or me). The "presence within the tree" said "Human beings used to be able to communicate with us, but they cannot anymore."
When asked "Why?" the "tree" responded; "Because they don't listen."
When asked "Is there anything we can tell humans to do to help our planet?" The "tree" responded "Plant a trillion trees."
When asked "Why?" the "tree" said "Because if you plant a trillion trees, they'll take the carbon out of the atmosphere, and replace it with oxygen which will cool down the planet and restore balance."
This wasn't coming from the woman who was doing the session with me - it's not something she'd ever heard before. It's possible it was coming from her subconscious, but what does it matter? It was accurate, and logical.
There are currently estimated 3 trillion trees on the planet. If we plant a trillion more, it will offset the pollution, methane, carbon in the atmosphere. Don't take my word for it - take the trees word for it.
The Amazon may be on fire, and the forests of Africa may be stripped for oil or growing beef - but if 100 countries agree to plant a billion trees - ten times - we will reach that goal.
I've put up this page to allow others to track their own country's ability to do so. In the future I will post links to the right of the page so people can donate or track this kind of work. I have no desire to raise money, move money, or suggest anyone pay anything to anyone. However - it's something simple each one of us can do. With 7 billion people on the planet - if all of us plant ten trees - we'll have 70 billion new trees. If all of us plant 100 trees, we'll have 700 billion new trees. If some of us, who have the means and skill to plant a thousand trees, or 100,000 or a million - or in the case of New Zealand a billion - now you know why it's a good reason to pursue this.
Anyone can plant a tree.
Trees mirror our lungs. They soak up carbon and release oxygen. If we want to save the planet, plant a tree... not just one, but as many as you can imagine. My two cents.
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