Restoration in USA, Wisconsin
United States of America
What you'll get
Public landing page
Our public forest profile showcases GPS coordinates, CO2 impact, and work hours created by your forest, including both trees planted and trees protected.
Certificate of planted or protected tree
An official document that serves as proof of your contribution to reforestation and restoration. It includes tree details and conservation info.
Project updates
Stay updated about the impact through dynamic videos showcasing the success of the trees you’ve helped plant and protect.
How to gift your trees
Choose your trees and schedule their planting or protection instantly
Log in to your account and navigate to the 'My Trees' section
Use your credit to generate your gift certificates
Send your gifts to family and friends!
About this project
Help protect Wisconsin’s vast forest landscapes with Evertreen by adopting a tree. Each tree you adopt supports large-scale forest restoration and sustainable management efforts across northern Wisconsin, aimed at preserving healthy forests and strengthening their vital role in supporting ecosystems and communities.
By supporting responsible forest care, we help maintain and improve forest health across more than 316,000 acres of publicly owned woodlands. These working forests continue to provide essential habitat for wildlife, protect water quality, and build resilience against environmental changes.
Through thoughtful forest management practices and long-term stewardship commitments, forests in Iron County and Bayfield County are maintained to promote ecological balance while sustaining economic and social benefits. This approach safeguards biodiversity, stabilizes soils, and preserves the cultural and recreational value of Wisconsin’s forests for local communities.
Evertreen acts as a facilitator, connecting you to on-the-ground tree planting and forest restoration projects. By adopting a tree in Wisconsin, you contribute directly to real efforts that nurture forest health and support sustainable landscapes.
Join us in protecting these forests and helping build a resilient future—one tree at a time.
