Plant a Tree for Someone in Wisconsin - Memorial & Tribute Trees

Native tree seedlings will be planted in your honoree’s name to help restore Wisconsin’s treasured forests. Multiple trees can be dedicated in honor, in memory, or in celebration of someone special—creating a living tribute that grows over time. Honor someone special with a gift rooted in the natural beauty of Wisconsin, where forests have been shaped by seasons, waterways, and time. From quiet woodland trails to expansive northern forests, your tribute helps restore landscapes impacted by severe wind storms and environmental stress—bringing life back to the land while creating a lasting legacy. Your honorary trees will be planted in forests in need of restoration, including areas such as the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and surrounding regions. These projects focus on rebuilding forest ecosystems, restoring wildlife habitat, and protecting vital watersheds that support both local communities and native species. Tree plantings will include beneficial native species such as red pine, white pine, jack pine, tamarack, eastern hemlock, and Northern white cedar—carefully selected to support long-term forest health, biodiversity, and resilience across Wisconsin’s diverse landscapes. Each tree planted helps stabilize soil, improve water quality, and create habitat for wildlife, contributing to broader conservation efforts across the state. As these forests grow, they will continue to provide environmental benefits for generations to come. With every tree planted, your gift becomes part of a larger effort to restore Wisconsin’s forests—offering a meaningful way to honor, remember, or celebrate someone while making a real and lasting environmental impact.