Timberland's Green Promise Will Grow 50 Million Trees By 2025.

The US outdoor lifestyle brand Timberland (Tian Bailan) announced that it would support a number of afforestation projects around the world by planting 50 million trees before 2025. The key areas in the first year were Haiti, China, the Republic of Dominica, the United States, Tanzania and Mali.

Timberland will cooperate with many environmental organizations to promote this green initiative. Partners include: Smallholder Farmers Alliance, GreenNetwork, TREE AID, the UN Convention to to, the, UN, Convention, GreenNetwork, TREE, GreenNetwork, TREE and so on.

In addition, Timberland has launched the "Nature Needs Heroes" thematic publicity campaign to show the positive changes brought about by the 12 "eco heroes" to the environment and communities. Timberland also displayed the new series of autumn 2019.

Timberland plans to mobilize local communities to participate in green projects. The brand will hold a three day flash Park and urban greening activities in New York, and a "Remade" Workshop on environmental protection will be held in Shanghai, China. It also plans to promote environmental protection activities in London, Paris, Milan, Berlin and Amsterdam, and encourage consumers to take environmental protection measures.

"In Timberland, we realized the impact of modern lifestyles on the earth," said Jim Pisani, President of Timberland global brand. We believe that as a global lifestyle brand, we have the responsibility to make the earth better. He added: "trees and green land can improve the quality of our planet's environment and our personal well-being. Afforestation is a practical and measurable way that will help us achieve a greener future and a better future. "

Since 2001, Timberland has been working on tree planting projects. Up to now, about 10000000 trees have been planted around the world.

Recently, many fashion companies have taken major measures to develop in a more sustainable way. Last month, 32 brands and enterprises such as Kai Yun group, Prada, Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Adidas, Nike, China Ruyi group and Li Feng Group signed a global fashion agreement in France (Fashion Pact), promising to achieve zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050 to promote the sustainable development of the fashion industry.