John,
Our largest intact forest is being destroyed, and with it, the homes of billions of birds and wild animals.[1]
The boreal forest encircles our planet like a crown of evergreen trees. But this forest crown is getting chopped to pieces -- in part for the sake of making slightly softer toilet paper.
We're protecting the boreal by urging companies that sell toilet paper to commit to not use materials from critical habitat in this forest. And until midnight tonight, your gift to defend our forests will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide.
To help protect the boreal forest, donate before midnight and your gift will go twice as far.
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Thank you,
Ellen Montgomery
1. Ellen Montgomery, "What can we do to keep the boreal forest from being flushed away?," Environment America, April 16, 2024.
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Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Subject: Midnight deadline: Twice the impact for the boreal forest
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John,
Towering, dense swaths of trees -- or torn earth and tree stumps?
Lush, flourishing wildlife habitat -- or a new logging road?
Our planet's largest intact forest -- or slightly softer toilet paper?
We know what we'd choose. But some choose differently. That's why the boreal forest is disappearing at a rate of three football fields every single minute, in large part due to logging companies toppling trees to sell them to companies that make disposable paper products like toilet paper.[1]
This Earth Day, we're working to protect the boreal forest and the creatures who call it home. If you donate before midnight tonight, every dollar will be matched, up to $50,000 nationwide. Will you donate today to protect the boreal from logging?
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Will you double your impact for the boreal by donating before midnight tonight?
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It's difficult to put into words the incredible value of this once-pristine, 1.5-billion acre ecosystem. From the millions of tons of carbon it stores in its soil to the treetop haven it provides for 3 billion migrating birds, the boreal provides countless benefits to wildlife and humans alike.[2,3]
And beyond its utility, a place like the boreal -- where trees have been standing for 200 years, and breathtaking woodland vistas stretch in every direction -- deserves our protection simply because it's one of the ecosystems that makes our planet the amazing place it is.
Make our work to protect the boreal possible. Make a donation this Earth Day.
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Thank you,
Ellen Montgomery
1. Ellen Montgomery, "We can't keep chopping down the boreal forest for Costco toilet paper," Environment America, October 28, 2022.
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2. Ellen Montgomery, "The boreal forest: Carbon sink in danger," Environment America, August 23, 2022.
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3. "Boreal Forest," Boreal Songbird Initiative, last accessed April 2, 2025.
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