
Tree Production
Four state-of-the-art nurseries grow more than a million native seedlings every year, ready to take root across the country.
Learn moreFor more than 30 years, Armenia Tree Project has restored landscapes, strengthened communities, and built environmental resilience across Armenia.
An integrated system that produces native trees, restores degraded land, and builds environmental stewardship — measured in acreage and returning species, not impressions.
Producing more than one million trees annually.
≈ 1.13M plants / yearRestoring forests and creating green spaces in Armenia.
1,850+ green spacesBuilding environmental stewardship through education and community action.
114,000+ reached
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Fig. 03Every figure ties to acreage and communities reached — published in full in our annual reports.
Fig. 04Our goal is to assist the Armenian people in using trees to improve their standard of living and protect the global environment. In so doing, we are guided by the need to promote self-sufficiency, aid those with the fewest resources first, and conserve the indigenous ecosystem.
Cards stay quiet — a hairline grid carries the field photography you drop in.

Four state-of-the-art nurseries grow more than a million native seedlings every year, ready to take root across the country.
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Reforesting degraded land, watersheds, and Armenia's most demanding climate zones to rebuild resilient ecosystems.
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Establishing green spaces in towns and villages — over 1,850 and growing — bringing shade, beauty, and clean air to daily life.
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Two education centers and outreach reaching 114,000+ students and teachers, growing the next generation of stewards.
Learn moreWhen the roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.
— Armenian proverb · carried in every planting season
Fig. 09Dispatches from Armenia's forests.
FeaturedThe village of Fioletovo takes the lead in preserving the Hrant Dink Memorial Forest — a new community-led model for protecting Armenia's woodlands.
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RestorationATP's new challenge is to bring life to one of Armenia's most demanding climate zones — by creating a forest in Shirak's Pemzashen community.
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PlantingOur largest spring season yet — more than 708,000 trees planted across communities and restoration sites nationwide.
Read reportBy donating to Armenia Tree Project's Forestry Fund, you are investing in the future of our homeland.
$1 ≈ one native tree, grown & planted