Compensate

The quantity of trees determined by your company constitutes your “tree reserve”. You can choose to have them planted through one of our partners as part of an international reforestation project. More than offsetting GHG emissions, these programs also offer real contributions to environmental protection, ecosystem safeguarding and the well-being of local populations. It should be noted that several of these projects are able to provide an assessment of the volumes of CO2 offset.

It is also possible for your company to have your trees planted in Quebec and Canada as part of reforestation programs. One To Tree Solutions will study the feasibility of each project with the municipalities, territories, administrations and organizations concerned. As such, we have entered into a partnership with a reputable supplier, able to ensure the production and delivery of a large number of native tree species, at various stages of development.

Finally, your company can also devote part of its “tree reserve” to prospecting for customers thanks to the exclusive tool developed by One To Tree Solutions. It is also possible to have a certain number of trees planted by your customers, partners and employees as part of a reward program or as a gift.

Why trees?

Trees are “carbon sinks”; natural reservoirs that capture and store carbon present in the atmosphere. They need CO2 to grow by transforming it through photosynthesis. A tree is thus composed of 50% carbon. After the oceans, forests are the largest carbon sinks on the planet.

How many trees?

In 2019, a study counted 900 million hectares in the world where it would be possible to plant hundreds of billions of trees. Ultimately, these forests could capture 205 gigatons of carbon, or about a quarter of the carbon accumulated in the atmosphere so far. In Canada, 600 million trees are replanted each year to maintain logging. Two billion more trees are planned by 2030.

What trees?

The carbon storage capacity of a tree varies according to species, age, size, climate, and soil. Some trees grow faster and absorb CO2 faster. Others grow more slowly but live longer and therefore absorb CO2 longer. In Quebec, depending on the latitude, we plant softwoods, such as white spruce, or hardwoods, such as red oak and poplar.

Where to plant?

Plantation projects concern both new forests and restoration projects for damaged forests, throughout Quebec and Canada. In this case, it is a question of replanting after natural disasters, such as floods, landslides, tornadoes and fires, or pest invasions. To maximize the trees’ chances of survival and longevity, they should be planted by hand.

Contribution

When your company finances a tree planting project, it is actively contributing to the fight against global warming. It also promotes the preservation of ecosystems by restoring environments threatened by overexploitation, pollution or natural disasters. This commitment directly benefits local populations who can thus benefit from a sustainable and pleasant living environment, new jobs and stable sources of income.

Calculate
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  • A number of trees with your budget
  • A quantity for a specific project
  • As part of targeted compensation
  • With a GHG emissions estimation
  • A volume of trees evolving thereafter
  • An estimated quantity for you

Compensate
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  • Creating your “tree reserve”
  • Choice of planting project
  • On-demand local site assessment
  • Determination of tree species
  • Tree planting and maintenance
  • Follow-up with the various partners

Communicate
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  • Multimedia direction and production
  • Web development and social networks
  • Editorial and journalistic content
  • Prospecting/acquisition customer tool
  • Your personalized web page on this site
  • Have your customers plant trees