Pass seeds and saplings on through the Green Gift Network, give every tree a permanent digital tag, and connect it to your campus — the way The Great Green-Campus Wall shows.
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Transforming Campuses. Empowering Students. Restoring Nature. Read it online, free.
Read the book →Offer seeds or saplings you have to spare, or find some for your campus nursery.
Open the Gift Network →Photo, GPS and species for each tree, connected to your campus on Green-Campus.
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A practical guide to turning a campus into a living green wall — planted, tagged and looked after by its own students, using SMANR (Student-Managed Assisted Natural Regeneration).
Eaten a mango? Got spare saplings? Offer them. Campuses with a nursery or a planting plan can claim them — and every tree that grows can be tagged back to the gift.
Seeds, germinated seeds, seedlings or saplings — with the species, quantity and how long they stay fresh. Only your first name is shown.
Campuses request what they need. Your phone number is shared only after you accept a request.
The campus records the planting and links it to a My-Tree tag, so the gift becomes a tree with a story.
A tag is a tree's permanent digital identity — photo, location, species and growth over time — and it can be connected to your campus on Green-Campus.
A new sapling, a gift from the Green Gift Network, or a tree that has stood for decades.
Add a photo and GPS position. Not sure of the species? Let the AI suggest one.
Tagged trees appear on the Green-Campus page of your institution and on the global map.
One tree quietly does many jobs at once — for people, for wildlife and for the planet.
Leaves take in carbon dioxide, give out oxygen and catch dust from the air.
Shade and the water leaves release keep streets, classrooms and homes cooler.
Roots hold the soil and help rain soak in, so there is less runoff and erosion.
Birds, bees, butterflies and insects find food and shelter in trees.
Fruit, fodder, timber and medicine — trees can feed and support families.
As trees grow they store carbon in wood and roots, helping slow climate change.
Green spaces help people feel calmer and spend more time outdoors.
Students and neighbours learn by planting, tagging and caring for trees together.
Ready to start? Tag a tree or donate seeds or saplings.
Whether you have a backyard, a school campus, a rooftop terrace, or just a balcony — our Tree Planting AI Guide gives you a personalised species list, spacing plan, and care guide. In your language. In minutes. For free.
Mark the exact GPS coordinates of every tree and watch your personal map grow.
Upload a photo — instantly get species name, scientific details and a care guide.
Rich profiles with photos, growth updates, timeline and environmental impact.
Your trees connect to a worldwide network of planters and institutions.
Real data on carbon absorbed, oxygen produced, and your contribution.
Personalised watering tips, seasonal care, and reminders powered by AI.
My-Tree transforms tree planting into a trackable, verifiable, and lifelong environmental contribution. Every tree gets a permanent digital identity.
Turn your campus into a living laboratory. My-Tree helps institutions create their own digital forests and turn students into environmental leaders.
Manage and showcase every tree on your campus with a beautiful interactive map and public profile.
Students learn real science, biology, and sustainability through hands-on tree tagging and care.
Track participation, run green challenges, and celebrate environmental achievements together.
Just upload a photo. My-Tree's AI tells you everything you need to know — instantly.
🤖 Try AI IdentificationExact species from a single photo — local and scientific names
Personalised watering, pruning, and soil tips for your tree
How this tree performs in your local climate and season
Oxygen output, CO₂ absorption, and biodiversity value
Trees absorb millions of tons of CO₂ — every tree you plant makes a measurable difference
A single mature tree produces enough oxygen for 2 people to breathe for a year
Tree cover prevents floods, reduces erosion, and maintains groundwater levels
Native trees support entire ecosystems of birds, insects, and wildlife
Green spaces reduce stress, improve air quality, and strengthen communities
Every tree you plant and tag creates measurable climate impact and a lasting green legacy for generations to come.