As you probably already know, NIKIN is all about planting trees around the world. However, you may have jumped straight into NIKIN's offers without finding out exactly what OneTreePlanted means and how NIKIN is connected to it. So to save you the trouble of doing your own research, I'll simply introduce OneTreePlanted.
As you've probably already heard, NIKIN is all about planting trees around the world. However, you may have jumped straight to NIKIN's offers (they are really great 😉) without finding out exactly what this OneTreePlanted means and how NIKIN is connected to it.
So to save you the trouble of doing your own research, I'll simply introduce OneTreePlanted.
You can probably already count yourself among the proud owners of a tree certificate. It is not for nothing that a certificate is sent to you together with the product you have ordered. By purchasing a NIKIN product, you are financing the planting of "your" tree. NIKIN does not plant the trees itself, but acts as a transmitter, whereby your help is essential (without financing there would be little to transmit).
This is exactly the moment when OneTreePlanted comes into play! It's a non-profit organization that helps combat global deforestation by planting trees. OneTreePlanted is based in Vermont and is already planting trees in North America, Latin America, Asia and Africa for one dollar per tree. The team consists of five people, with Matt Hill launching the organization in 2014. Why? To make it easier for people to give a little something back to the nature that gives us so much.
The essential benefits of the tree that we all benefit from-and already mentioned in the last article-are another reason for the organization's existence.
But if you think that OneTreePlanted is "only" about planting trees, you are wrong. In order to pass on the awareness of the benefits of trees to the next generations, OneTreePlanted works together with schools, whereby any school can participate. Pupils are given the chance to learn more about trees and deforestation and to take part in the "Tree Challenge" (see onetreeplanted.org). However, if you have already finished school and are not a teacher to take part in the challenge with the students, OneTreePlanted offers you a wonderful experience as a volunteer in Indonesia. Your tasks will include helping with reforestation, protecting endangered wildlife and supporting local communities.
Get your own impression of OneTreePlanted and visit their website! Perhaps you too will soon be one of the volunteers who can inspire and motivate others with valuable experience and additional knowledge to help protect our environment!
