Whether we realize it or not, trees are a part of each of our lives. Trees filter the air we breathe and give us clean water we need. Trees capture carbon and support the rich forest habitat that is home to more than 80 percent of land-based life.
Forests help slow the connected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss
Help us reforest our planet!
Support our Plant a Billion Trees program and plant trees in forests across the globe.
Donate trees todayTNC and UNIQLO are partnering to help protect and restore forests across the United States through the Plant a Billion Trees program. UNIQLO's contribution will help plant 100,000 trees in some of the most vital forests across the U.S., in places like the Northwoods and upper Great Lakes, the Central Appalachians, the Southeast's longleaf pine and shortleaf pine forests, and the Mississippi Delta.
Longleaf pine seedling in Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve
Quote: Jean Shein
Raising Awarness For Forest Restoration
Instagram Post from UNIQLO USA with forest fact "More than half of the U.S. water supply is stored and filtered by forests" and details of partnership activation with The Nature Conservancy, in support of U.S. restoration efforts
During the 2024 promotion, UNIQLO will feature messaging in 53 stores and the brand's social media accounts about the benefits of trees and forests to our everyday lives.
"We're very proud to support The Nature Conservancy in their critical work around reforestation," said Jean Shein, UNIQLO Global Director of Sustainability. "UNIQLO's brand purpose is to help make everyday life better, and we're committed to helping to preserve nature for all to continue to enjoy. We look forward to sharing The Nature Conservancy's mission and incredible impact with our customers."
Past Campaign
Image of UNIQLO website with images and information on partnership activation and support for TNC.
In October 2023, UNIQLO supported TNC's ocean conservation efforts. During the month-long campaign, $3 from every sale of select 100% recycled polyester products in the U.S. went to TNC's coral restoration program, resulting in a contribution of $50,000. Additionally, 50 stores featured partnership displays and messaging.