Planting trees is hard.
We make it easy.

At $1 per tree, every contribution shows up in the count. Your funded trees go in the ground at Devil’s Lake Kistike’win in central Manitoba — 8.9 million trees on land that wouldn’t come back on its own, planted by First Nations crews and verified by independent foresters each fall.

Plant a Custom Amount

Other ways to put trees in the ground.

Funding 5,000 trees or more

If you’re contributing on behalf of a business, organization, or campaign — or funding a larger gift — our Corporate Sponsorships page covers tailored sponsorship models, business-buyer pricing, and the year-end impact materials that go with larger commitments.

Corporate Sponsorships

Where your tree goes.

The forest at Devil’s Lake Kistike’win burned in 2021. The land sits outside any Forest Management Area, which means no mill, licensee, or government was legally obligated to replant. Without partnership, it would have stayed barren.

Your funded trees are part of the 2026 restoration season — three million trees going in the ground this summer, alongside the trees funded by corporate sponsors and the Natural Resources Canada 2 Billion Tree Program. The work is led on the ground by seven First Nations partners and verified each fall by an independent forester. Survival assessments are published openly on this site.

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how it works

Three steps from your contribution to a planted tree.

01

You fund

Choose a tier above — or set a custom quantity. At $1 per tree, the number you fund is the number that goes in the ground.

02

We plant

Your trees are planted at Devil’s Lake Kistike’win during the 2026 season by First Nations crews working in partnership with Summit Reforestation, our planting partner.

03

We report

Annual Spring Updates and Fall Survival Assessments are published on the site. The 2026 Spring Update is already live; the 2026 Survival Assessment will follow in the fall.

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Verified, year after year.

Every tree funded through BGPP goes through the same verification process — site-specific planting plans, professional foresters, third-party survival audits each fall, and published annual reports. The work is the same whether you’re funding one tree or a thousand.

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Tree planting FAQs

It costs $1 to plant a tree through Fund-a-Tree, and the number you fund is the number that goes in the ground. You can buy a tree on its own, choose a bundle of 5 to 1,000 trees, or set a custom quantity.

At Devil’s Lake Kistike’win in central Manitoba, on forest that burned in 2021. The land sits outside any Forest Management Area, so no one was obligated to replant it. Your trees go in during the 2026 season, planted by an Indigenous crew and planters from our planting partner, Summit Reforestation.

Every tree goes through the same verification process: site-specific planting plans, professional foresters and a third-party survival audit each fall. We publish a Spring Update and a Fall Survival Assessment on the site every year.

Yes. Funding a tree here works like sponsoring one: you pay for the tree and it’s planted in a real restoration project. Rather than tracking one named tree, we report on the whole planting site, including how many trees survive.

No. Blue Green Planet Project isn’t a registered charity, so contributions don’t come with a charitable tax receipt. Every $1 still puts one tree in the ground.

Yes. If you’re funding 5,000 trees or more, or contributing on behalf of a business, organization or campaign, our corporate sponsorships cover tailored models, business pricing and year-end impact materials.