Plant A Tree.....has received a makeover!
For a minimum of $20, you will now receive a beautiful, full-color card to give to the recipient of your choosing!
“The true meaning of life is to plant a tree under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” - Norm Henderson
Recognize the special people in your life with a distinctive and long-lasting tribute. A tree from Turtle Bay’s Plant-A-Tree program is a gift as unique as the people it honors..
In a unique partnership, Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the Western Shasta Resources Conservation District are joining together to lend Mother Nature a hand to restore native forest and riparian habitats throughout Western Shasta County through the Plant-A-Tree program.
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Native forest destroyed in the 1992 Fountain Fire.
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The native forest today with restoration planting. |
Recipients honored through the purchase of a stand or grove will also be recognized on our website.
Plant-A-Tree honorees
Plant-a-Tree cards are an excellent choice for:
- Memorials
- Birthdays
- Weddings
- Graduations
- Anniversaries
By purchasing a tree for $20, a stand of 6 trees for $100, or a grove or 30 trees for $500*, you contribute to the rehabilitation of forest and riparian habitats in Shasta County, while giving a unique, eco-friendly gift to celebrate a special occasion, or a long-lasting way to honor one or those who have touched our lives in some way.
*Groves my also be obtained through cumulative donations of individual trees that multiple people purchase in memory or honor of the same recipient.
With each Plant-A-Tree card, you'll do more than send a wish - you'll give the gift that lasts a lifetime.
- Click here to order "Plant-A-Tree" card(s) using a credit card.
Or click above, print out the form and mail it with a check to:
Plant-A-Tree Program
Turtle Bay Exploration Park
1335 Arboretum Drive, Suite A
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 242-3130
(530) 243-8898 Fax
Donations to the Plant-A-Tree program are tax deductible. Please retain your receipt for tax purposes.
For more information about the history of the Plant-A-Tree program and for a list of Plant-A-Tree honorees, click here!
