Why we want to plant a tree today

Code red: Study reveals
human degradation of tropical forests
is greater than previously estimated
This summer has been scorching hot across the globe, with every summer
month breaking temperature records in recorded history.
Have you ever wondered what kind of natural world your children or
grandchildren will inherit? Will they grow up surrounded by lush forests and
greenery, or will they only know cities made of metal and concrete?
Tropical forests are super important for biodiversity and fighting
climate change, but humans are messing them up more than we thought. Using fancy
tech from the International Space Station, scientists found that human activities like logging and road-building
are degrading these forests a lot. Even edges of forests are suffering,
reducing canopy height and biomass significantly. This degradation is often
overlooked, even though it has a huge impact on carbon emissions and biodiversity
loss.
Planting trees in your yard, or even better, several trees, helps combat
this problem by restoring some of the lost biodiversity and absorbing carbon
dioxide. Plus, it's a fun way to make your space greener and contribute to a
healthier planet!
Together, we've planted over 15,000 trees this year!
This year at TopTropicals, we have planted quite a few trees. Let's
see...
- 44 mango trees planted at our BFarm...
- 49 tropical fruit trees
- 127 flowering trees and shrubs... (special thanks to Mick and Aurelio)
- 15,282 plants were ordered and, hopefully, planted by our customers this
year so far...
Join us. Plant a tree today to make the difference!
"Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree
a long time ago." - Warren Buffett
