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We've Revamped our Website! Trees for a Change has a new look with an easier-to-use design, customer reviews, and a more user friendly orde...

  Plant a Living Gift For Mom     Get 15% off all orders placed between now and May 10th.   ~Please order by May 6th if we're mailing it~  Use...

  Voting for our 4th Annual Arbor Day Tree Photo Contest is OPEN.   Thank you so much for participating!   Click here to VOTE   Voting ends a...

4th Annual Arbor Day Tree Photo Contest – Win $100 store credit! We like to celebrate Arbor Day by having a tree photo contest. Share your TREE LO...

Press Release February 2013A living memorial to a furry friend can help restore a forest in needTrees for a Change, an organization that plants tre...

We now have a page devoted to Sympathy Messages andCondolence Quotes for those planting a tree in memory. If you'd like help finding an appropriat...

In 2008 the Lime Complex Fire, Iron Complex Fire,  Cedar Fire, and Lightning Complex Fire burned thousands of acres of trees, leaving large areas...

This Summer we visited the 589 Jack Pine trees we  planted in Michigan in 2009.  We were glad to see the 3 year old trees thriving, and growing s...

Congratulations to: Christina Bernal-1st Jan Alden-2nd Christopher Torres-3rd who won our 3rd Annual Tree Photo Contest. It was a very close cal...

We recently visited the U.S. National Forest Service tree nursery in Placerville, CA. This is where all our tree babies for this year’s planting ...

We planted 1667 trees in Plumas National Forest in 2010, and 1160 trees there in2011. The trees were native Ponderosa pine, Sugar pine, Jeffrey pi...

We planted 355 Ponderosa pine, Jeffrey pine, Incense cedar and Douglas fir trees in Shasta-Trinity National Forest this summer.  The trees are all...