Our Forests

Collective care for collective good, 
with Mother in mind. 

Immerse yourself in the sounds of the forests of British Columbia, whose growth you helped nurture.

Artipoppe x One Tree Planted

To care deeply and be able to give back is a privilege. For years, Artipoppe has supported non-profits and initiatives focused on the well-being of women, children, and the environment. Our longest-standing partner, One Tree Planted, enabled us to address multiple pressing issues that we care deeply about by contributing to global reforestation and ecosystem restoration initiatives.  

Since 2022, Artipoppe has contributed to One Tree Planted reforestation projects across five continents, with plans to continue expanding the regions and communities our donations reach. We have witnessed the birth and growth of new forests, reaffirming our belief that nature is our collective good, deserving of our collective care.

Global Reforestation Efforts with Mother Earth in Mind 

Through One Tree Planted, our donations have reached Kenya’s Mau Forest, empowering Indigenous women as environmental leaders, and Mexico’s Nevado de Toluca, sustaining Monarch butterfly habitats and local livelihoods. In Florida, planting longleaf pines revived one of North America’s most biodiverse ecosystems, while in Romania, storm-damaged mountain forests were restored with the help of local youth. In British Columbia, trees were planted under the care of the Tsakhenie people, honoring Indigenous land stewardship and long-term forest care. 

Our Work Together 

All this was achieved between 2022 and 2025, and this is just the beginning. Over the next few years, we will continue to track progress around the world and share updates with you here, because we do this together.

In gratitude,
Artipoppe 

*Artipoppe supports global reforestation efforts. It does not take ownership of any single forest. We see forests as a collective good and, through our partnership with One Tree Planted and alongside other contributors and stakeholders, view our donations as a form of collective care. This page is also not about our sustainability efforts. It’s about radical love for Mother and all life she holds.

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