YOUR MYTREE IS UNIQUE

After long preparations your campaign myTree was finally brought to life. The thorough studies have grown into a tree planting program, which is unique on a global scale. You are very welcome to volunteer and plant with us!

The process: Mama Earth is releasing endemic trees into the wild and photographs each tree during the planting. The trees will continue to grow all their lives and create new forest areas.

The myTree planting campaign aims to plant 5 million trees in Mindanao / Philippines. It is important for us to guarantee the highest transparency. How is that possible? Every planted tree is photographed with its coordinates. So there will never be two trees showing the same coordinates! This way you can be sure that we planted exactly that tree on your photo. If you enter the coordinates in Google Earth, you ‘fly’ to your tree. Our foresters and their helpers take care of the trees for three years, after that their survival is safe.

✓ Each tree helps the afforestation of our project ‘wild forest’ in Marilog
✓ The planted trees will not be cut down
✓ This mixed forest is part of sustainable environmental protection
✓ The afforestation is supported by the environmental state authority
✓ Development of livelihoods for humans and animals
✓ Ideal as a gift (weddings, birthdays, clients, family)

HELP THE FOREST TO HELP ITSELF

Forester and author Peter Wohlleben puts in a nutshell: ‘Forests thrive best without human intervention.’ But where is no forest, trees are the first requirement. We plant them for you. At points where formerly wood companies raged, but also at ecologically important places.

In the program myTree we only plant trees that are not intended for commercial logging. Of those almost twenty different species, many are already on the Red List. Cutting down those is prohibited and will be prosecuted. Your trees will grow in the Davao region, where, among other things, the Philippine eagle – the largest worldwide – desperately needs space to live.

The afforestation areas are provided to us by the Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). Most of them are sensitive areas, such as water conservation areas. The larger the areas, the more options we must resettle wildlife there.

THE IDEAL GIFT

You are searching for an unusual gift? In that case, the myTree gift card is just right for you. With these cards, you are not only bringing joy to your presentee, but also to our nature. It let’s you give a gift in good conscience: Maybe as a Christmas present, a birthday present, for one of your customers or as a wedding or anniversary gift?

WÄHLE DEIN myTree

€ 4.50

myTree (download)

Baum mit Koordinaten kaufen
€ 7.50

myTree as a gift card (in addition delivery charges)

10er Pack myTree Geschenkkarten
€ 45.00

10 myTree as gift cards (in addition delivery charges)

THE FOUNDER OF MYTREE

If you want to know what U. Kronberg himself says about his product, just watch this short interview by reisefernsehen.com:

Philippinen: myTree . Baumpflanzprojekt von Mama Earth Foundation

Philippinen: myTree – Dein Baum mit Koordinaten – Baumpflanzaktion von Mama Earth FoundationFünf Millionen Bäume sind das Ziel. Mit der Natur für Mensch und Umwelt: Nachhaltiges Baumprojekt auf den Philippinen. Mit 5,50 Euro pro Baum könnt Ihr das Projekt unterstützen. Wie das funktioniert, erklärt Ulrich Kronberg, Initiator von Mama Earth und Herausgeber der Segelzeitschrift palstek, im Video-Interview mit der Redaktion Reisefernsehen.com.Infos myTree: http://reisefernsehen.com/reise-news/reise-reportagen/mama-earth-baeume-pflanzen-auf-den-philippinen.php#philippinen #mamaearth #mytree #baumpflanzaktion

Gepostet von Reisefernsehen.com am Samstag, 24. März 2018

WITH YOUR HELP WE CAN CREATE MUCH

The ‘wild forest‘-project covers over 100 hectares and is planted with approximately 65.000 different trees, which are mixed to the specifications of nature. The project is under the patronage of the Philippine Department of Environmental and Natural Resources (DENR) and has the highest protection status as a water protection area.

We are planting since mid-2017. Several of the 23 trees species are already on the Red List. To accelerate the settlement of birds and animals, various trees including the Baliti trees (common red stem fig) are planted, which attract monkeys and birds with their red seeds. From 2019 on, wild cocoa plants are also part of the program, the favorite food of different wild cats.

The planted trees are taken care of by foresters for three years and after that are left to themselves. They should grow together into a ‘wild forest’.

CURRENT PLANTING AREAS

640 trees Montfort Bat Cave/Samal Island | Status: completed

2,5 million bats live in the caves of Montfort farm. They are a tourist attraction, but they also have an ecologically indispensable task: The bats pollinate the fruit trees, especially the durian trees, during their nocturnal phase. According to the counts of an American scientist, the caves on Samal island are home to the world’s largest colony. That’s why they are recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.

3.700 trees Marhalika/Marilog/Davao | Status: completed

The community of Marharlika resides 140 kilometers away from Davao City, 1.200 meters above the sea level. Misty clouds often cover the morning sun and during the night the temperatures drop sharply. The land belongs to the Matisalug tribe from the year one. Here we planted 3.700 endemic trees in phase one to connect existing forests: Yakal, White and Red Lauan and Baliti. The area around Marhalika is the natural habitat for those trees, but also for the Philippine Eagle, which prefers the mentioned trees as nesting sites.

Noch vor wenigen Jahren Stand hier kein Baum

Rohdung von Urwald

Aussetzen eines myTree Baums

Heute wächst dank myTree ein gesunder neuer Wald

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