J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley Joins National Initiative to Plant One Billion Trees by 2030

Mar 22, 2023

March 22, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Moreno Valley, CA - Today, J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley is proud to announce its commitment to join the national initiative to plant one billion trees by 2030. The company is joining forces with other organizations and communities to restore forests, combat climate change, and create a more sustainable future for future generations.

This groundbreaking initiative is spearheaded by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and launched in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. The project aims to restore degraded land and help protect and expand existing forests worldwide, focusing on reforestation, afforestation, and agroforestry.

J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley CEO, Richard Gerry, had this to say about the company's involvement in the project: "We at J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley are incredibly excited to join this amazing initiative. It's an incredible opportunity to do our part to ensure our planet is here for future generations. We look forward to working with local partners and other stakeholders to make this a success."

The company will leverage its extensive experience and expertise in tree care services to contribute meaningfully to this cause. They will also partner with local organizations, schools, businesses, and community groups to carry out planting efforts. As part of their commitment, J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley plans to organize public events over the coming months to educate residents about the importance of reforestation and how they can get involved in the project.

To see how J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley saves trees, visit the company's website: https://www.riversidetreecare.com/tree-service-moreno-valley.

As part of its contribution to the global goal, J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley will donate a portion of its proceeds from tree services such as trimming and pruning to support local and global reforestation projects. In addition, they are also committing to plant one tree for every job they complete, as well as donating seedlings to local schools and youth organizations.

CEO Richard Gerry added: "Our contribution to the global initiative is just the beginning. We are committed to doing our part in helping save our planet, which is why we are taking additional steps to ensure that all our services remain eco-friendly. We believe that everyone can and should do their part in protecting the environment, no matter how small it may seem."

By joining forces with other stakeholders, J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley believes they can have a major impact on making the world greener and healthier while also inspiring others to take action. This commitment follows the company's ongoing environmental initiatives, such as its pledge to use chemical-free fertilizers and organic weed killers when performing lawn maintenance services.

J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley will operate from its base at 12410 Graham St, Moreno Valley, CA 92553, United States, while participating in the re-afforestation initiative. Homeowners interested in the company's services can contact its customer support department at 951-524-7131 and [email protected].

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For more information about J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley, contact the company here:

J&M Tree Service Moreno Valley
Richard Gerry
951-524-7131
[email protected]
12410 Graham St,
Moreno Valley, CA, 92553

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