Plantd supports the Rim Fire Reforestation efforts in California. This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission of fighting climate change through reforestation with native trees.

The Rim Fire, which blazed in 2013, stands as the largest wildfire ever recorded in California’s Sierra Nevada. It ravaged over 250,000 acres of land, leaving behind a vast area in need of restoration. Here at Plantd, we believe in the power of native tree reforestation. Planting native trees like Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir isn’t just about restoring the landscape’s beauty; it’s about reviving vital ecosystems and habitats for countless species.

Making a Real Impact, Together

Through the Plantd app, you can be a part of the Rim Fire Reforestation and contribute to a healthier California. Every time you sign up for Plantd, you contribute to our goal of planting one billion trees. With your help, we can achieve multiple benefits:

Combat Climate Change: Trees act as nature’s air filters, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen. By replanting the Rim Fire burn zone, we can help mitigate climate change and create a cleaner environment.
Restore Wildlife Habitat: The native trees planted through Plantd will provide vital food and shelter for countless animals, promoting biodiversity and a thriving ecosystem.
Protect California’s Water Supply: Healthy forests play a crucial role in regulating water flow and preventing erosion. Reforestation efforts will help safeguard California’s precious water resources.

Plantd: More Than Just an App

Plantd goes beyond being a tree-planting app; it’s a platform for positive change. Every tree planted with us contributes to reforestation efforts across the globe. That’s why Plantd Supports The Rim Wildfire Reforestation project in California.

Join the Movement, help out as Plantd Supports The Rim Wildfire Reforestation

Remember, every tree planted makes a difference. Download Plantd today and be a part of the solution. Let’s fight climate change with reforestation efforts and keep the Plantd Movement growing greener, one tree at a time.