Hometree Initiative
 

BBC News - James Cameron uses Avatar success to plant trees

on a side note, i'm thinking getting a summer job as tree planter, i can get exercise, help the environment, and meet a lot of cool people :D
just felt like sharing :P

Very nice :D

I'm glad there's a tree somewhere, for each of my bluray editions I've got (which is 2 already :P )

Yup, I've got a tree too <33

I was going to register for the Hometree initiative but my brother threw away the little insert that came with the blu-ray and the receipt so I have e-mailed fox connect in the hope I can get another code so I can adopt a tree too. This is a good initiative and I hope it catches on more :). More trees, the better.

got one aswell! :D and i will buy one IRL to plant in my ward and Nurture myself :)

Joining HTI was one of the first things I did after I got my Blu-ray copy. One million trees is not, in fact, a very large number. But if we do nothing to raise awareness, the one thing we *don't* want to come true from Avatar....will. We will eventually kill our planet. Just look at any full dumpster, and realize that tens of thousands of dumpsters full of perfectly good resources are dumped into landfills every day. It really gets me.

That ma tsmukan is an excellent Idea! I myself will be doing just that in Yosemite National Park. There are many many programs that you can volunteer for. Check out Volunteer.gov/gov-America's Natural & Cultural Resources

Over at AF we are tracking the amount of trees the community has planted because of this initiative and our new found love for our earth. How Avatar has empowered you and this community & Community Tree Tracker!

Lets all work together to maintain our little piece of Pandora

Oel ngati kameie aysmukan si aytsmuke

I've got one too! I wish I really knew where it's at in the world so I can go visit it

And I'm planting a tree of my own :D

All my thoughts exactly! And I too joined the HTI right after I got my Blu-ray of Avatar. :)