Plant a tree
With your contribution, children in schools all over the world can plant trees.
€10.00
Calculation
Compensation of 1 ton of CO2 will require around 50 growing trees a year. This means that with the tree life expectation of 50 years, one newly planted tree compensates 1 ton CO2. (this is an example: the life expectation is a rough estimate and the exact compensated tonnes also depends on the type of tree)
By the end of 2009, the price of one ton of CO2 is around €12.40 (price are evaluated and changed every 6-12 months).
FEE's Global Forest Fund
Your contribution by buying this certificate will be entered into FEE's Global Forest Fund administrated by the International Learning about Forests (LEAF) Coordination.
Schools involved in the environmental education programmes of FEE (LEAF, Eco-Schools and YRE) can through their national coordinator apply for funding from the Fund for planting of trees and other activities in connection with the tree planting and maintenance. Environmental education activities must be combined with the efforts. Schools from countries outside the FEE network can also apply for funding from the CO2 Fund and a national NGO must apply on behalf of the school. Documents with application form and application procedure can be downloaded from the FEE website.
90% of the income is used for tree planting and other CO2 compensation efforts combined with the environmental education activities. Information about the use of FEE's Global Forest Fund will be produced continuously and can be downloaded from the FEE website.
For more information: www.fee-international.org/en/Menu/Global+Forest+Fund.
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