Trees for the 21st Century

 

Trees for the 21st Century is a unique educational and tree-planting program for children ages 6 to 18, involving science-based learning, tree-planting, and ongoing stewardship activities.

Through the Trees for the 21st Century initiative, we aim to teach children about the value of the environment; expand the world inventory of trees to protect and improve natural resources; and to help children value long term stewardship of trees, Earth's "perfect organic machines."

Trees for the 21st Century patch

Plant Trees and Have Fun with your Troop or Group! 

We offer Tree Kits that provide everything a youth group needs to take action and enhance learning through tree planting and related activities, including:

  • Trees for the 21st Century patches and DVD
  • Activity Guide for Facilitators (by grade level)
  • Tree Planting & Stewardship Guide
  • Seedling trees (native to region and approximately 6"–12" tall)

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Thinking of Hosting a 50+ Tree Planting Event in Your Community?

National Wildlife Federation can help you get ready for a large tree planting through our Tree Bank program and potentially assist you with FREE tree seedlings for your event.

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Newsletter
2012 Craig Tufts Education Scholarship Announced

Students between the ages of 8-18 are welcome to apply for the Craig Tufts Educational Scholarship to attend a week-long nature adventure camp in Colorado. Learn more at www.nwf.org/CraigTufts or contact Eliza Russell to receive the application package. 

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