The Challenge

Climate change is reshaping our planet, bringing rising temperatures, wildfires, habitat loss, and extreme weather. If we do nothing, the consequences—species extinctions, food shortages, and mass displacement—will worsen. But it’s not too late. By planting trees, we can absorb carbon, restore ecosystems, support biodiversity, and create a healthier future for generations to come.

We plant ESG trees, which won't be cut down.

"We must change almost everything in our current societies. The bigger your carbon footprint - the bigger your moral duty. The bigger your platform - the bigger your responsibility."

-Greta Thunberg

Our Mission

"When the well is dry, we know the worth of water."

-Benjamin Franklin

At Roots Across Oceans, we're dedicated to healing the Earth by planting trees in Canada's forests—lands deeply affected by logging, wildfires, and climate change.

Every tree you help plant contributes to:

Absorbing CO₂ and reducing the effects of global warming.

With every tree you sponsor, we'll plant it on your behalf, monitor its growth, and share pictures and updates of its progress—so you can see the difference you're making firsthand.

Why Canada?

Abundant Space for Growth

Being the 2nd biggest country with vast landscapes and underutilized land, Canada offers unparalleled opportunities for large-scale reforestation. This abundance of space allows us to plant trees where they're needed most, creating thriving ecosystems that benefit both local and global environments.

A Thriving Tree-Planting Industry

Canada's well-established tree-planting industry provides the infrastructure, expertise, and workforce needed to ensure our reforestation efforts are successful. With decades of experience in planting and maintaining forests, we can rely on proven methods to maximize the impact of every tree we plant .

Boreal Forests Under Threat

Canada is home to some of the world's largest boreal forests—critical ecosystems that store immense amounts of carbon and support diverse wildlife. However, these forests face threats from logging, wildfires, and climate change. By focusing our efforts here, we're able to: