
In 2020 saw sever fires from deforestation in first Brazil & Australia. Millions of acres burning and poor animals burning alive.
But what can we do about it? I gave some money, which I could afford anyway. I recycled and conserve and certainly do not start any forest fires. I would love to help out more but I feel so stretched to my limit.
That’s why I was so excited to find about this new free solitaire game from 8 Billion Trees. They have made it so free & easy for someone like me to help save trees and animals.
All I have to do is install the free Android game Solitare For Trees and play whenever I want. The app has a few ads in it and the money is going to 8 Billion Trees to help save trees and animals like the Koala Bear.
I already play mobile games all the time so nothing changes for me, I’m just now saving Koala Bears!
On average every player helps fund the planting of 1 tree per month with just a game or two per day. If you play more you will fund way more!
Play with me and help plant trees! (click the Google play button below to install the game)

By 2050 it’s predicted there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. Over 18 billion pounds of plastic is entering our oceans every year.
But what can we do? You and I probably both recycle and reuse as much as we can already. Also, I’d love to go help clean up or give some money to help out but I already feel stretched to my limit.
That’s why I’ve been so excited to find out about OCG.org and how they make it free and easy for someone like me to help save aquatic life by cleaning the ocean.
All I have to do is install the OCG.org Chrome Browser extension and use the internet as I normally would. The money companies pay to show me ads, now that money is going to clean the ocean.
Nothing changes for me but now I’m saving dolphins!
On average for every 300 US-based users of the extension OCG can afford to hire one full-time employee in developing countries to start cleaning.
Join and help me clean the Ocean!
For Firefox users OCG just came out with a new extension as well. You can get it here:

It’s no secret that our rivers and oceans are filling up with more and more garbage every day. It’s predicted soon enough plastic will outweigh all fish if the trend is not reversed.
But what can you or I do about it? We aren’t throwing in the trash. I do my best to recycled and reuse when I can.
That is where Ocean Cleanup Group (OCG for short) comes in. They give everyone a free and effortless way to help clean trash out of the ocean.
See each time you or I do a search online we are shown a few ads. These ads are what makes Google one of the largest companies in the world.
But we don’t have to just use Google and make them richer.
OCG is a 100% free and amazing search engine, powered by Bing, where you can search the internet just the same.
There is one BIG difference though. Instead of making Google investor rich, the money is helping clean the ocean.
Paying local fishermen, put out of work by large corporations, to go out and clean up plastic and trash every day.
You can watch daily on social media as OCG teams head out and clean up trash. Each search you make can make a real difference.
Ocean trash and plastic are destroying fragile ecosystems that will take thousands of years to heal. We must do something now to help protect our oceans.
I’m proud to say I’m a user of OCG and have the Chrome Extension on my desktop as well as the Android Browser on my phone. Now every search I do helps clean the ocean.
So far, my searches have helped clean up over 200 plastic bags in just 2 months!
It’s also fun to share OCG with others. Everyone I know has been excited when I show them how they can easily start help to clean the ocean.
Check out OCG by going to https://ocg.org/ – Click Here

You have probably already heard about the organization 8 Billion Trees. They are a daring team that is working all around the world to save animals and rebuild their habitats.
They became famous when they invented a zipline to send help directly into the heart of the destruction.

They have been recognized by governments and non-profits as one of the leading teams taking action to save our planet and the countless animals being harmed every day that are losing their tree homes.
“8 Billion Trees has unselfishly recovered multiple areas of the planet.”
– Brazilian Government
They were reviewed by independent non-profit Eden Reforestation who confirmed everything they are doing.
“Is 8 Billion Trees Legit? The answer is clear: yes!”
– Eden Reforestation Projects
Now for the first time, 8 Billion Trees is allowing new members to join with a special membership program that allows anyone…from anywhere in the world…to immediately join and begin rescuing animals, planting trees, and stopping people destroying the planet.

We contacted them to understand how it works and they told us that when you become a member, they will be able to save 30 animals, save 100 existing animal tree homes, and plant 10 new animal tree homes every single month in your name. You are able to do this from the comfort of your phone or computer and it just takes seconds to sign up.
The membership is currently listed at $20.
We reached out to many of the new members and were told by many that they feel relieved they can finally make a difference and help save the planet.
For more information, visit their website to learn about the membership.
8 Billion Trees Membership – Sign Up Click Here

I just got word of the amazing work 8 Billion Trees is doing both in Australia to help with the current fires as well as around the world. Sometimes things can feel pretty hopeless but seeing the work 8 Billion Trees is doing gives me hope.
Planting trees and saving animals in remote areas is more difficult than it seems. Many of the organizations will focus more on things like paying people to stand on corners to ask for petition signatures or plant a few trees at a local park.
8 Billion Trees is different though. They are going deep into the Amazon to plant trees where they can do the most good. 8 Billion Trees are not afraid to do the tough work.

Let me tell you the story about Molly the sloth and how she inspired the start of 8 Billion Trees.
Molly lived in the Amazon forest until just recently when the area of the forest she lived in was burned down by Palm Oil farmers illegally. Molly was found just outside the burned area badly hurt.
Seeing what happened to Molly and was happening to thousands of other animals daily inspired Michael & Jon to start 8 Billion Trees. They wanted to start an organization that would be able to help these animals and replant the trees they needed to live in.
Turns out planting trees can do some pretty amazing things.

If you want to help animals like Molly & plant trees I’d suggest you check out the 8 Billion Trees membership plan.