大米小米粥

高爾所創辦的組織GLOBE（Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment）

有一個帶全世界的小朋友一起種樹的活動，叫做The Billion Tree Campaign。

他們現在已經進入第二波活動（第一波已經達成了），

目標是在2009年底種下七十億7,000,000,000棵樹！

現在已經有5,186,771,913棵被承諾認領，3,156,255,227棵已經種植完成！

在這個Google Map上，還可以看見你種的樹！

真是一個激勵人心的活動！

在這個網站～LoveTree.ca～還有更多的想法和作法。

It only takes one child and one tree.

Love Trees gives kids green power – the skills to change the world

It takes just one child and one tree to make the world a little greener and the future a little

brighter. That’s the big idea behind Love Trees, a small business based on Bowen Island,

 British Columbia, Canada. Love Trees manages a powerful and unique educational tree

planting program. The company strives to teach kids they have Green Power, the power

to effect positive change and help make the world a better place.

Love Trees has boosted this Green Power even further by teaming up with the United Nations

Environment Programme’s Plant for the Planet: Billion Tree Campaign. The global campaign

has a target to plant seven billion trees by the end of 2009. In support of this goal, Love Trees

has pledged to plant 5,000 trees by the end of 2009.

When someone purchases A Tree for Every Child Certificate for their friends, family or clients,

Love Trees gives a Wish Tree to a child in Canada and the United States Each child takes their

Wish Tree home to plant with their family and make a wish for the planet. It’s one of the best

ways to teach kids and their families about the environment.

Love Trees also manages a tree planting certificate program that donates fruit trees to children

to plant at underprivileged schools in Kenya. This program helps educate young people, grow

self-sufficiency and preserve the environment.

“Through these two programs Love Trees is helping to plant the seeds of ecological conscience

for the next generation,” said Andrea Koehle Jones, executive director of Love Trees. “

Partnering with the Plant for the Planet Campaign is a natural and important step

for Love Trees.”