So far we've funded the planting of 19,993 trees and supported tree-planting and sustainability projects in 13 countries across 4 continents, contributing to global reforestation, biodiversity protection, local community development and an increase in wildlife habitats.  Every month we also donate to The National Trust specifically to regenerate 6 nature super sites across the UK.

For our tree-planting and support for sustainability projects we've partnered with Ecologi and Earthly, the UK's leading platforms for sustainability projects and we're very proud winners of Ecologi's For Our Planet 2024 Bronze Award. 

So why trees?  Healthy trees sequester CO2, making them climate champions from the moment they’re planted. They also help to restore healthy ecosystems, sequestering and storing even more carbon in soils and plant biomass, as well as boosting biodiversity.  Reforestation projects provide co-benefits for local people which can promote employment, gender equality, new income streams, more diverse food sources to support a healthier diet, and improved community facilities.

Print And Trees and our tree-planting partner Ecologi, only support responsible tree planting. This means supporting community-led projects where ecologically appropriate species are planted at the right place and time, and where trees are guarded from natural and man-made threats.

We've embarked on a mission to make every print count not only for our clients but also for the planet, so every single item we sell funds it's own tree to be planted.  In fact, we fund a tree for every £50 spent with a minimum of 1 tree per item.   Our first goal is to plant 10,000 trees and by choosing us, you're not only investing in top-quality prints but also joining a movement towards a greener, more sustainable future.

Every order for brochures, banners, or business cards becomes a seed of change, contributing to reforestation and carbon-reduction efforts.  Through this initiative, we're not just crafting exceptional print materials, we're nurturing the earth, one tree at a time.