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Wait, so #TTPD doesn't mean 'The Tree Planter's Department?'

🌳 improved air quality
🌳 shelter
🌳 cooler streets
🌳 filtered water
🌳 food stability
🌳 medicine
🌳 health benefits
🌳 carbon storage
🌳 renewable energy

... are just a few things trees provide for us 👏

These trees are (literally) throwing shade at each other 👇

Known as crown shyness, tree canopies avoid touching each other, creating beautiful patterns in the forest 🤩

breaking up your feed to remind you that trees have the power to make a difference for the future of our planet

On that 'restoring forests in greatest need' grind 💪

Trees are ~cool~

No really, trees cool cities by up to 10 degrees by shading our homes and streets, and releasing water vapor into the air through their leaves

Starting next week, you can plant trees just by using #ArborDay 👀👀👀

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Me to every tree during #EarthMonth

Trees: not a want, but a need.

What's the easiest way to cool our cities? We'll give you one guess...

Leaves: nature's solar panels and trees' endless creativity

From the lacework of fern fronds to the broad banana leaves, nature showcases a range of leaf designs. Each shape is adapted to fulfill specific functions, like maximizing sunlight absorption or minimizing water loss.

A simple Yes to trees is a big Yes to the health and wellbeing of communities. From offering life-saving shade during summer, to boosting moods, to lowering respiratory conditions—trees are amazing.

When we plant trees in communities where they’re needed most, we all benefit 💪

We are honored that The Washington Post shared our data-driven approach to planting trees where they are needed most thanks to our partnership with NatureQuant.

The piece by Harry Stevens allows you to see how your city measures up in access to nature👇
washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Urban trees are natural oxygen factories 👇

A single urban tree can provide a day's worth of oxygen for up to four people. Not only do they enhance the beauty of our cities, but they also work silently to improve the air we breathe!

One large mature tree removes 60–70 times more pollution than a small tree.

It's so important that we not only plant new trees, but protecting and preserving the ones we have in our forests and communities! 💪

People really think planting and celebrating trees is a whole personality.

It's us. We're the people.

Our to do list is SO long

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When you say Yes! to trees, it's not just for our human neighbors. Trees are critical for the animal kingdom. They cool rivers and streams for our aquatic friends.

They are also provide food and the home address for many feathered, furry, crawly, and scaly friends 🦋