Trees That Count

Native species need to get from A to B, just like we do. But instead of cars, buses, and trains - wildlife corridors are one of their preferred modes of transport! Stretches of natural habitat that connect isolated ecosystems, wildlife corridors allow birds, bats, reptiles, plants, and insects to migrate, forage, breed, and thrive. Think of them as nature’s hidden highways. 🛣️ 🚗 Only, they’re not just highways. They’re lifelines. For the thousands of endemic species found only in Aotearoa. For us. For our planet. Increasing habitat fragmentation caused by urbanisation, agriculture and industrialisation is putting pressure on wildlife corridors and the species that rely on them. But native forest restoration has a vital role to play in strengthening and reconnecting them. 🌿 👇🏽 Read how via the article linked in the comments. 📷 Shoutout to our amazing endemic species pictured here: kea, miromiro (tomtit), wētā, kahukura (New Zealand red admiral), and takahē. 🙌🏽 #NatureBasedSolutions #BiodiversityAction #BiodiversityMatters #NativeForestRestoration

📣 Nature is sending us a warning. Our carbon sinks are failing. But it’s not too late to act. 🌏 Carbon sinks are nature’s inbuilt weapon against greenhouse gasses, playing a vital role in absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping us combat climate change. They’re our oceans, forests, soils, peatlands and wetlands. But in 2023, our hottest year on record, land-based carbon sinks showed concerning signs of decline. And our oceans are struggling, too. There’s hope, though. Healthy, biodiverse native forests are powerful carbon sinks and they’ve shown greater resilience to climate impacts than monocultures (single crops). Right now, nature restoration projects across Aotearoa are helping to protect and grow them. 🌳 By funding native trees, you can help support these critical restoration efforts – and in turn, help strengthen our vulnerable ecosystems and future climate defences.  👉🏽 Nature action is climate action.

🚀 Join our small but mighty team making a positive impact for nature! 🌱 Trees That Count is growing, and we have some exciting opportunities for passionate and talented people to help us scale our impact. If you're looking for a role where you can make a difference while working with a great team, check these out: 💻 Senior Software Developer We're looking for an experienced software developer to play a key role in shaping the future of our platform. You'll work across different aspects of our technology, writing great code and helping make key decisions about how we build and evolve our product. 📢 Marketing Manager We need a senior marketing generalist to help lead and execute our marketing strategy. If you have a strong B2B SaaS marketing background and love wearing multiple hats to drive awareness, engagement, and growth, we’d love to hear from you! Know someone who’d be a great fit? Send them our way! 👇 📩 For more details or to apply, message: 💬 Lulu Pachuau for the Senior Developer role 💬 Jillian Whitmore for the Marketing Manager role Let’s grow something great together! 🌳 #Hiring #Marketing #SoftwareDevelopment #NatureTech #JobOpportunity

This Christmas, be part of something big. 🎁 Still need gifts for employees, customers and clients? 🌳 Every native tree e-card represents real native trees. They'll help to restore vulnerable habitats, support native biodiversity, and enhance Aotearoa’s climate resilience for generations. 🎄 What better time to act for nature? #greenbusiness #treegift #christmasgifting

News cycle feeling bleak? 📣 2024 has been full of epic nature and biodiversity news. Here's our round up. #biodiversitymatters #greenbusiness #naturebasedsolutions

🎁 A meaningful gift, at the click of a button. It's easier than ever to take action for nature with Trees That Count. 👉 https://lnkd.in/g84vgXYb This Christmas, be part of something big (at the click of a button). #greenbusiness #treegift #greengifting

This Christmas, be part of something BIG. Fund native reforestation to support biodiversity, take climate action, restore waterways and secure a resilient future. 👉 https://lnkd.in/g84vgXYb #greenbusiness #christmasgifting #climateaction

🌳 A restoration win. 👏 That's 64,000 native plants creating vibrant future forests. Te Mata Park is a key biodiversity corridor connecting Cape Sanctuary to Mahia Peninsula and beyond - with wide reaching ecological benefits. Since 2020, Trees That Count is thrilled to have funded 16,550 native trees to the long-term restoration strategy - to protect, enhance and restore ecosystems across the maunga. From climate-related weather events to invasive pest species - the native forest will provide landscape and biodiversity resilience for generations to come. #treesthatcount #greenbusiness #naturebasedsolutions

📣 It's not too late to act for nature! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gMVVEajt It's the gift that keeps on giving. From erosion and flood control to water filtration and carbon storage — it's the perfect way to start your journey into nature action. This Christmas, your business can have a lasting (and growing) impact. #greenbusiness #treegift #greengifting

This Christmas, be part of something big. Funding native reforestation is a meaningful way to celebrate, while giving back to the planet. Not “just” a gift to employees, customers and colleagues — a legacy for Aotearoa’s environment, habitats and wildlife. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gMVVEajt