An archive is a living library of our champion trees, where they can safely grow into the future and be available for further study and preservation. It is a protected environment, where the trees can grow undisturbed, indefinitely. Our largest archive is currently located in Michigan and we are actively raising funds to establish our first international archive in Ireland, and our first west coast archive in southern Oregon. If you are interested in helping to sponsor an archive, please contact us.
The news of our Global Planting Event turned up round the world - including in the Western Telegraph in the United Kingdom.
A Pembrokeshire holiday park has been chosen as one of only eight places across the globe to host a tree planting with planet-saving significance.Read More »
In its first effort to recreate a champion tree old growth forest, Archangel Ancient Tree Archive successfully planted a four-acre grove of 2,000 to 3,000-year-old coast redwood and giant sequoia clones near Port Orford, Oregon.Read More »
A resident of McNabb, Illinois recently donated material from his majestic White Oak (Quercus alba), which is the largest known in the state. Read More »Consider making a one-time or recurring donation today