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Employ to Plant methodology

Our Employ to Plant methodology begins with hiring people living in extreme poverty to produce, plant, and protect tens of millions of trees every month. As they restore their forests, they have new opportunities for economic self-sufficiency, improved health, and education. Watch the video below to learn more.

Employ to Plant methodology

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