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Our mission

"to empower YOU by giving YOU the chance to take ACTION against the devastation of the rain forest by mankind. For every pound YOU give us YOU will be saving one tree from being cut down"

What does buying a pixel really mean?

Purchasing these pixels provides your organisation with a chance to promote its services in an innovative and environmentally responsible way. By purchasing pixels through Pixeltrees.com you will be protecting threatened tropical forest trees and preventing the release of the stored carbon into the atmosphere.

Together we can all help our planet one pixel at a time!

Where your money will be spent?

We will be working with the World Land trust to save trees in Ecuador, rainforests there desperately need our help!

The land we buy is protected indefinitely as private reserves owned and managed by local organisations for the benefit of both wildlife and people.

Ecuador: 80% of Ecuador's tropical forests are already gone, leaving many species globally threatened, so we need to act quickly to save what is left. With your help we can do just that whilst helping yourselves which makes Pixeltrees.com so unique.

Tapichalaca Reserve
Tapichalaca Reserve 2006 (c) Nigel Simpson

Why protect Ecuador's tropical forests?

- Over 1600 species of birds.
Golden-hooded Tanager
Golden-hooded Tanager,Rio Canande
Fundacion Jocotoco Reserve(c) VIREO

Orange fronted Barbet
Orange fronted Barbet, FJ Rio Canande Reserve (c) VIREO

- A wide variety of mammals

Spectacled Bear
Spectacled Bear 2007, Fundacion Ecominga Candelaria Reserve (c) Lou Jost

- Over 400 species of amphibians.

Basilisk Lizard
Basilisk lizard FJ Rio Canande Reserve (c) VIREO

- Well over 16,000 species of plants (25% of which are endemic), including 4,000 species of orchids.

Buenaventurs Reserve
Buenaventura Reserve, Fundacion Jocotoco (c) Nigel Simpson

Wildlife under threat:

- Very little intact habitat remains, perhaps as little as 10% in the Andean and western coastal provinces of Ecuador. This is a result of relatively high human population density.

Andean Forest
Andean Forest (hills) lower FJ Tapichalaca Reserve (c) Nigel Simpson

-area is also high in endemic species and therefore many species here are classified as globally threatened

Purple-chested Humming bird
Purple-chested Hummingbird, Rio Canande, Fundacion Jocotoco Reserve (c) VIREO

When will the trees be purchased?

Working with WLT we have reserved a million trees with our goal of reaching that target within a year. As we receive the money through the purchasing of pixels we will pass on the money to WLT every quarter.The money will then be used to buy these trees. If we fulfill our mission before the year is up we will save the trees sooner.

The WLT have a great history and are the most reputable charity which provide this type of economic relief. Pixel trees Ltd and WLT will make sure your money is invested in the most effective way guaranteeing that for every £1 you spend you will purchase a tree.

How do I purchase pixel advertising space?

You must click on any available space where you would like to place your advert, this will then guide you throught the purchasing process and give you the opportunity to choose how much space you would like to buy.



To see where we will be saving the trees please click here:Map of Pixel tree area in Equador

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