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Reforestation

The Florida Forest Service (FFS) manages over 1.2 million acres. Part of this management is the reforestation of areas. These areas are planted for many reasons. Some of these reasons are: Restoration of native species, replacement of trees damaged by catastrophic events, or reforestation from timber management activities. The FFS spends between $300 – $400 per acre to establish these trees. Partnerships with donors have helped offset with these costs over the years. Past corporate donors include Arbor Day Foundation, Mickman Brothers and One Tree Planted.

Ways you can help:

Corporate

For corporations looking to donate to environmentally friendly projects or to offset their carbon footprint please contact the Florida Forest Service, Forest Management Bureau for a list of projects that you could sponsor.

Individual

Individuals can donate for tree planting projects on specific state forests, the Florida Forest Service Nursery, or for general tree planting expenses.

To contribute to the statewide reforestation fund, for use in the most needed projects within any of our state forests, please provide the amount you wish to donate and click the Donate Now button below.

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FFSF is a charitable not-for-profit corporation, exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, I.D. #59-3504595. Membership dues, donations and contributions are tax deductible as permitted under current law.