Our Archangel Partners
Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.
– Helen Keller
We appreciate the support we receive from our partners to carry out our mission.
Archangel Ancient Tree Archive Partners support our work to propagate the world’s important old-growth trees before they are gone. We value their support and encourage you to contact us to see how we can benefit each other.
Beth Moon Photography
Beth Moon, a fine arts photographer, has been photographing old trees for many years. She has traveled worldwide in search of notable trees for their size, age, history, and beauty. Her recent book, Ancient Trees: Portraits of Time, features her captivating photographs of nearly seventy of Moon’s finest tree portraits as full-page duotone plates.
Ellen Davidson
Ellen Davidson is the author of Wind, a children’s eco-fantasy, and new books, including Forest Bathing in Ancient Redwoods and The Miracle Forest – both coming soon.
Interlochen Center For The Arts
The Interlochen grounds have been the host of some Champion Trees for years. AATA is thrilled to continue where Champion Tree Project International started and continue planting select Champion Trees at Interlochen Center for the Arts to grow on for decades.
Oregon State Parks
More info about our partnership with Oregon State Parks.
Plant Champion Trees
Plant Champion Trees partners with organizations and individuals to plant Champion trees across the US. They also work with local Parks services and organizations to improve Urban Forestation.
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ReLeaf Michigan
ReLeaf Michigan is the only statewide volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) tree planting and education organization in Michigan. Its mission is to educate the public on the value of trees and how to properly select, plant, and maintain them. Its board is made up primarily of arborists, foresters, and researchers who are passionate about preserving one of Michigan’s greatest resources: trees.
Since 1988, ReLeaf Michigan has worked with more than 675 communities across the state, planting more than 33,000 trees on public property in Michigan’s cities, townships, and villages. ReLeaf Michigan believes our communities are stronger when they are greener. People are healthier, the air is cleaner, infrastructure is more efficient, and the economy is stronger with trees.
The Teravana Foundation
The Teravana Foundation is a nonprofit Think Tank that addresses stress-related illness in Modern Society through retreats, conferences, and workshops across disciplines—from medicine to art and beyond.