When you carbon offset your car or flight with Fifteen Trees, you get to see exactly where your trees have been planted and you directly support our rural environment and communities.
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The trees planted out at Haddon by Jacqui and his family were generously paid for by a number of individuals from Ballarat City Council. Ian Rossiter (Manager of Public Space & Environment) carbon offset 2 cars, while Councillor Samantha McIntosh and Councillor Ben Taylor both offset their own cars. As a result, 60 trees were planted and 4 cars were offset. These trees would not have got ‘into the ground’ without Fifteen Trees supporters – they are a beautiful breed.
Cheers – Colleen
The number of trees planted with the assistance of Fifteen Trees supporters – 5745.
We have a handful of organisations and small companies, who purchase trees when they can. These people are masters of ingenuity when it comes to incorporating tree planting into their business practices.
The Kogi people of Northern Columbia have been sending the same message to the West for years. It’s a familiar refrain here at Fifteen Trees, and one we wholeheartedly endorse: ‘Unless we stop violating the Earth and nature, depleting the Great Mother of her material energy, her organs, her vitality; unless people stop working against the Great Mother, the world will not last.’
