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Trees for the Future produces a quarterly newsletter, the Johnny Ipil-Seed News, to help our supporters better understand what we do and what is happening around the world at our various project sites. These, from 2002 on, are archived on this page.

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2008
Fall
Brazil, Bolivia, Kenya and Uganda, Monitoring and Evaluation, The Forest Garden Manual, Introducing Heather Muszynski, TREES Discussion Forum, Business No Longer Business as Usual, Haiti, Timote Georges, Typhoon TREE PALS, Special Thanks to Carin Wunneburger
     
Spring
El Salvador, Haiti, Media and Education, Brief Updates, Senegal, Brazil, Introducing Jeff Follett, Indonesia, Annual Report, Global Partnership
 
2007
Winter
Senegal Update, Haiti Update, Feedback from Training Program, Holiday Giving, Cameroon Update, Borneo, Trees around the Globe, Introducing Josh Bogart, Honduras - The Mayor of Texiguat
     
Fall
The Other Green Zone; Kevin; Overgrazing; Ellen, Richard; Trees in the Yucatan; Business Partnerships; Francis; Apples in Africa; Trees Speak Out; Global Mala Project; Senegal Success Stories; Opinion: Sky High Claims; Opinion: $4.00 a Gallon!
     
Summer
Philippines Update; Ethiopia Update - Two Million Trees!; Cameroon Highlands Project Intro; Honduras Update; Polyface Farm Tour; Goodbye John Leary; Agroforestry Graduates; New Senegal Training Center; Business Partners; About Carbon Offsets; Opinion: The Hands on the Clock
     
Spring
The Challenge of Nine Million Trees; Lwess Than Ten Years To Change; Ethiopia: The Speed of Change; Blood Diamonds and Soul Trees; From the Fie;ld in India; Honduras: 3.2 Million Seeds Distributed; Introducing Corrie Mauldin; Green Businesses; Nicaragua: They Asked for Trees; West Africa: Bridging the Divide; TREES Technician Honored; 2006 Annual Report; 2006 Preliminary Financial Statement.
 
2006
Winter
India: Partnering for Millions of Trees; Clean Energy; Holiday Shopping; Moringa Trees in Haiti; Welcome Gorav!; New Training Center in Senegal; What does 250,000 trees look like?; Updates from Past projects in Africa; Congratulations Graduates; New TREES Video; Welcome Terri in San Fran; A Billion Trees???; Visitors from Ethiopia & Cameroon; Thank you volunteers!; Opinion: Where do we go from here?
     
Fall
Biodiesel from Jatropha; New Ideas - Diversity in Action; The Magic of Neem in Southern India; Introducing Brandy & Hamid Lellou; Mauritania: Finding Value in Waste; Working Assets and the Volcano; Shading the Coffee of Honduras; Why Shade-Grown Coffee; Heat Wave Broils Much of Nation
     
Summer
Forest Gardens and Desert Apples; Grace Birnsai & The Women of Lun; Commitment to Zambia; Another 100,000 trees in the Philippines; TREES, Hurricanes, and Gas Prices; Welcome Loretta: Mosquito Coast to Gulf Coast; Haiti, Back to Basics; At Last We Have a Mascot; Opinion: How Did You Like Your Strawberries?
     
Spring
Philippines: A River Gone Wild; Distance Agroforestry Training; Renaldo Sanchez: Back with a Smile; Honduras: "Everywhere I go, I will plant a tree!"; Africa Program Grows by 40%; Annual Report; Preliminary Financial Report, TREES Technicians in Honduras; They're Planting Trees Because IT"S GOOD BUSINESS; Opinion: Extinction Means Forever
     
2005
Winter
Hurricanes - A Whole Chain of Them!; The Philippines: Gabby Mondragon; Honduras: Jorge Betancourt; Dave Nearly Kicks the Bucket; Improving Agroforestry Training in Senegal; Thank you Volunteers; Heeer's Mah-lu; Central America: Coleman & Norikane; Senegal and Haiti technicians; India: Periyasamy Subramanian; Opinion: Got Gas?
   
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Spring
     
2004
Winter Central America Update; Senegal: The Technology Spreads; Tree Pals; From Russia with Love; About Green Charcoal
     
Fall India: Planting Trees to Harvest Water; Haiti; Cameroon; Training Videos; How a Windbreak Works; Using Tamarind Trees; Haiti Update
     
Summer Reporting from Ethiopia, Trouble Along the Nile...
     
Spring KEEP Shows Improved Tree Cover and Soil Productivity...
     
2003
Winter
     
Fall
   
Summer Working Together in Haiti...
     
2002
Fall Thoughts on a Hillside...
     
Summer As El Nino Returns, Training Brings Benefit...
     
Spring Trees and the Peace Corp, Continuing to Serve Together...
   
 
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The Second Annual DC Global Mala is set to coincide with the Fall Equinox and UN International Peace Day on the 21st of September, 2008. Please check out the following link for more information: http://www.dcglobalmala.com. Proceeds from the event will be donated to Trees for the Future.
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TREES is planning on planting 9.6 million trees in 2008. Our 2008 Plan of Action (pdf) shows how we are going to do this!
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