Dedicate a Tree in Vietnam

Working with our partner in Vietnam, the Global Trees Campaign is supporting nature reserve staff and local families to grow, plant out and care for rare conifer trees in their natural habitat within protected nature reserves. Each of these charismatic conifers is highly valued by local people and all are an important part of the natural forest where they occur.

• The Golden Vietnamese Cypress - discovered in 1999 this species is already critically endangered, with only 169 trees in the wild. 
• The Chinese Water Fir – an ancient species, this tree is often grown alongside rice paddy fields to prevent their banks being washed away.
• The Coffin Tree – the largest tree in Asia, some individuals growing to over 80 m tall. As its name suggests, it is traditionally very important for making coffins.

Seedlings are being grown in two nurseries, one in the Conifer Conservation Centre in North Vietnam and one in the city of Hanoi.

By supporting this tree planting project in Vietnam you will be helping to restore the wild populations of these charismatic and rare conifer trees and save them from extinction.

• a full colour information pack on the project, including maps of the area, pictures of the forest and profiles of the trees being planted;
• A certificate in either your name or in the name of a chosen recipient;
• The latest issue of FFI’s award winning conservation magazine;
• An FFI greeting card with a personalised message.