Remember a Loved One with the gift of a Remembrance Tree
Those we love in this life are never forgotten. The memory of them lives on forever in our hearts.
What could be more powerful than having a place to remember them in the knowledge that their lives will continue to serve to make a better future for all?
We invite you to create an In Memoriam Page with EcoForce Global. Here you can share the grief of your loved one’s passing and celebrate the life of your loved one with the gift of a Remembrance Tree.
Your loved one’s Remembrance Trees make a difference by helping our planet restore the health of soils on farms selected for managed planting sites for many generations to come; all while pulling carbon dioxide out of the air to help fight climate change, and providing fresh oxygen for all of us to breathe.
EcoForce Global invites you to create a personal In Memoriam Page on our website where you can share your personal message and memories of your loved one by completing the short form below. Add a photo of your loved one, choose a planting site for their Remembrance Trees and invite others to purchase trees in honour of their memory. You may include a personal tree-planting goal for the number of Remembrance Trees you hope to have planted to remember your loved one.
We will keep track of the number of Remembrance Trees purchased for you and will be in regular contact prior to and after the planting of the trees. All trees planted to commemorate the life of your loved one will be posted to your EcoForce Global In Memoriam Page.
It takes just a few minutes to complete the form. Once complete, you will be sent a unique link via e-mail to your In Memoriam Page. This unique link allows you to share with those closest and dearest to you to invite them to purchase Remembrance Trees in honour the memory of your departed loved one.
Topic: Reflecting on the past, present and future of coral reefs: a call to urgent action.
Guest Speaker: Adam Smith
About the session:
Coral reefs are often portrayed as a crisis headline. But what does the science actually say about their future?
In our next Planet Changers Live session, Adam Smith from Reef Logic joins us to unpack one of the most important environmental conversations of our time: coral bleaching, coral resilience, and coral recovery.
Adam works at the frontline of reef monitoring and marine science in Australia, bringing real-world data and on-water experience to the global discussion about reef health. Rather than fear-based narratives, this conversation will focus on evidence, ecological patterns, and what long-term reef science reveals about adaptation, recovery cycles, and ecosystem complexity.
In this session, we will explore:
• What coral bleaching really is and what triggers it
• How reefs respond after bleaching events
• The difference between local stressors and global drivers
• What monitoring data from Australian reefs is showing
• Whether reefs are more resilient than headlines suggest
• Practical actions that support reef health
This is not a doom-and-gloom conversation. It is a grounded look at the science, the data, and the future of one of the most complex ecosystems on Earth.
If you care about oceans, climate literacy, regenerative solutions, or simply want clarity in a noisy debate, this session is for you.
Join us live for a constructive, evidence-based conversation about coral reefs, resilience, and real hope for recovery.
Topic:Regenerating the Ocean: How Marine Permaculture Can Help Cool the Planet
Guest Speaker: Brian von Herzon
About the session:
Join us for a powerful PlanetChangers Live conversation with Brian von Herzen, Executive Director of The Climate Foundation, as we explore “Regenerating the Ocean: How Marine Permaculture Can Help Cool the Planet.” This session dives into one of the most promising nature-based climate solutions emerging today: restoring deep-water kelp forests at scale.
Brian will explain how marine permaculture systems can revive depleted fisheries, regenerate marine biodiversity, and strengthen coastal economies while accelerating planetary cooling. By restoring underwater kelp forests some of the fastest-growing ecosystems on Earth these systems enhance carbon drawdown, rebuild food chains, and improve ocean resilience in the face of warming seas.
This session focuses on real-world solutions already being tested and deployed globally. Attendees will gain insight into how ocean regeneration can be scaled, why kelp plays such a critical role in climate balance, and how healing our oceans offers hope not only for marine life, but for communities, food security, and the long-term health of the planet.
To set up a page to help sell trees for the memory of a loved one complete the form below. When doing so please complete all the required fields so we can speed up the process of approval. The form should take as little as 10 minutes to complete.