Those trees are not being planted to produce clean air or to be good for the environment. Those are monocultures just for the purpose to produce wood for toilet paper.
I so appreciate this! I’m leaving the Netherlands because of lack of nature and space. Here you’re not able to replant anything. Only authorities can do it, otherwise they can cut everything down. Me and my wife are moving to Sweden. We are really hopping to start a small group and replant ancient forests. Please let this planet thrive with us together.
As a treeplanter in canada. The reason we started planting was to replace the trees that are harvested. The logging companies have to replace the trees they remove here.
Silviculturist here too in NZ. Been doing planting, spraying, pruning for 4 years now. 3 weeks total in tree falling, my crew has 1mil to plant during the winter this season, probably planted roughly around 300k-400k so far since May.
Mam/sir I want to plant trees. If you would give me 6kilos of rice per month. $1 a day and an internet connection so I would not get bored. I'm willing to do it the rest of my life
Mam/sir I want to plant trees. If you would give me 6kilos of rice per month. $1 a day and an internet connection so I would not get bored. I'm willing to do it the rest of my life
Planting with my state and I am the happiest I have been in the future my city will look a little bit prettier now hopefully :) Hard work but very fun!
Planted for Canadian Tree Planters in 1987 ,may to September. Bare root stock and container stock got 8 cents a tree . Some of land was so difficult the boss/ owner turned it down. We were in the Longlac and Manitouwadge .The working condition were ok.The living conditions were terrible.Very happy to the work carrying on.🍻
Hello from Germany its interesting to see how you plant . As a professional forrester (i hope its the correct Name for my job) i plant a lot of plants but its so diffrent your plants are Container plants so we call them in Germany but we plant naked roots plants without Mineral soil. Now i have buy some of these Bushpro planting spades an i will try to use them for the naked root plants. Thank you for the Video and stay healthy an keep on planting. Björn
Hey! Würd mich gerne darüber informieren wie ich meinen Teil dazu beitragen könnte, die Deutschen Wälder wieder zu bepflanzen. Ich pflanze seit 6 jahren, habe immer die Bushpro ausrüstung genutzt und empfehle es sehr. Bin seit 3 jahren in Großbritannien am arbeiten und dort werden größtenteils auch bareroots gepflanzt. Ich habe Erfahrung doch keine Ausbildung in dem Bereich. Möglich irgendwie einzusteigen? Würde mich auf ne Antwort freuen. MfG Sebastian
@@sebhus174 ja im süddeutschen Raum gibt es auch reine Pflanzfirmen ich bin mir sicher das welche auch personal suchen .Bei uns der Region gab es vor Corona auch Pflanzaktionen für Bürger.
Hahahaha you are funny lol there is nothing about earth in tree planting it’s all about cash for both planters and forestry companies, they both plant strictly for cash so they can clear cut again in pine monoculture to make cheap toilet paper in 80 years...
I hope you guys reach the point were you plant 6 million or more trees per year! And lets hope your company gains more access many other companies and unite!
As someone who has planted over 100k trees in the years ive planted, im just shocked that people dont use the pottiputki. Great invention (been around for like 40 years) and saves your back from using a SHOVEL.
@@nukmunnit3170 Yeah thats true. also weve got a really hard clay-based surface in some areas in Finland, and its basically impossible for the putki. But yeah its a finnish invention so it makes sense it works here, so cool to hear even in Australia its being used :)
@@stefankuijer3490 You can. Been there and done that. Still rather poke with a pottiputki on rocky land than break my back planting like this guy. Its just not ergonomical, fun, or financially wise to plant like this
I plant 100,000 trees every season my best year I got 150,000. This year I'm going for 1,000,000 trees. This will be my third year. 4 months planting each year. I planted all across Canada
The only way to do that is to stop companies from putting so much sugar in our foods and weight loss companies from spreading myths like "exercise will make you lose weight". There are many factors to what causes us to gain weight. This includes how and how fast our body prosseses food and liquid (we call that the metabolism) what foods your specific body type needs, your daily posture, and how your body is impacted by sugar. Exercise is still healthy and it does burn energy, but it plays a very small role in our weight.
That’s one of the 4 camps if I’m not wrong, they are owned by Pamm. If anyone is thinking of doing this job this company is by far the best! Awesome bosses and great food. It’s the closest camp to Amos, the only downside is that you can’t make everyone your friend if you don’t speak French.
I did this for 5 years in Northern Ontario.Hard work but you should sed the forest now.Shevis right between the horseflies deer flies mosquitoes and the dreaded Blackflies...you could see how people went nutz in the bush.Talking to yourself just to pre occupy the mind from sound of the bugs.lol
My dad was a tree planter for 15 yrs in bc he said by the end of his career he said he planted around 5 million trees but he was also a logger so I guess it evens out
Brinkman was a great company and last season (of two lol) I did! HRI was pretty brutal. Working 5 days on and 1 day off was fucked. Brinkman , on the other hand, made us feel less shit about needing time off (I got bad tendonitis but got to do some paid work on camp for a couple days while i my wrist got less fucked). In my experience the companies and the crews I was with were not encouraging of taking time needed off. Makes sense though. They can't have workers not planting cause it slows the whole contract and can be costly for the whole operation. Anyway I really liked working for Brinkman and their work days (3 days on 1 day off, repeat). The planting season is 2-3 months if I recall. Can't really do it for a month. You have to find your way back home in from some middle of no where town if you quit mid season. Especially if its your first year. You really make the most money mid to end of season, once your body has gotten a hang of things. Its a rewarding and fun experience, in spite of the hardships ;)
@@sketch12301 I just want to plant one tree and wait 40 days to make sure it's still there. If not, I'll plant some bushes with my next tree. Why do you have back problems? Maybe they should pay you double overtime, and the next guy tripple overtime. On a more serious note: if things go well I would hire someone to plant 999 trees +- a few then retire.
@@audisoundproductions subjective to the person it's like 10-20% physical and the rest is mental. Very ableist so no mental health days, taking days off from an incredibly demanding job is generally frowned upon blah blah. Anyways if you just keep steady pace and know that you are stronger and more resilient than you think you'll ball
Or even have one or two people ahead of time, set up a stand covering the distance you would travel planting a satchels worth. They could just lay out all the sachels ahead of time,maybe some water and food every so often, so the planters could just grab a satchel and go? I dunno, but I wanna do it lol.
@@jasonstauffert5559 They would randomly lay them, respecting the tree's spacing needs per plot? That would be wasted labour the planter does as they plant (using their eyes, hands, and shovel to check for an appropriate spot). Pre scattering them without considering how shallow, deep, or kind of soil, shade condition, etc would just leave the planter to wasting their time assessing where to actually plant the tree. Planting the actual tree doesn't take long. Some planters can do 1 tree every three seconds and ideally shouldn't be going slower than 1 every 6-9 sec (if you wanna make bank). Once the planter has the physical and mental flow they clear out their bags relatively quickly. Its a fun job and I enjoyed doing it the two summers I spent in my mid twenties! :D
Can a american go up and be a planter and if we can hows the pay work will we be taxed more because of the US or is it just a one time tax at the end of the season?
Plantings piece work, depending on the land and access to the blocks (and your company) it can be anywhere from 11-20 cents or more per tree, most will average between 1500-3000 trees a day
This was the hardest job I've ever had. They don't show the days you plant in rain or extreme heat. Or through tuff terrain. Like mosqito sandwiches? That's what you get if you open your mouth.
Not sure about the difference in rates country to country. We don't do the hiring of tree planters, we rely on our on the ground partners in each region to take care of that bit🌲😊
@@athenapatrick5447 when I planted in australia 5 to 6 years ago the rates where between 10 and 16 cents a tree. The company I worked for had production bonus as well, which means you earn more for a tree at the end of the day the more you plant. 10 cents + 1 cent if you plant 1500 a day and another cent more if you end up with more then 2400 a day and depending on the contract another cent on top if you finish the season ;). In New Zealand the rates are between 16 and 33 cents a tree. Some pretty steep blocks there I would compare with costal planting in canada. I guess I do not have to explain you how it works in canada. I started planting in the UK 3 years ago and the prices were usually 8 pence minimum. But they have also different type of planting. For example planting a tree next to a stake and cover it in a tube. Those units vary from 55p to 75p. They can be a gold mine ;). Hope that helped. Welcome to ask me any questions. Bye Seb
I found that work schedule "weird." But I only worked for two companies in Ontario and one in Alberta. I recall my planting starting around 7am to about 5pm and on extremely rare occasions 6-7pm when we had to absolutely finish our number planted trees (unplanted trees are basically wasted money. They need to go in the ground before the end of the contract.)
Man 🤦🏽♂️ that’s what I call cream 👍🏾 I can easily do 4000 tree’s on that planting area,, should come over to my neck of the woods in northern B.C. Where plant tree’s, the mountains and hills I have to take my crew’s to is crazy steep but the money is great 👍🏾 at a good price 👍🏾 keep on plugging away planter’s ✊🏾👍🏾
I am so confused. I saw them take plants, not planting anything unless they're going to plant those plants elsewhere. Also, this is so extreme it needs to have a reality show!
Very insightful video thank you. I was also wondering if a French citizen is able to do jobs like these in Canada? And if so which companies would you recommend writing to
Thanks so much for your support! Not sure about the specifics of a french citizen working in Canada but do know of several tree planters that go to Canada from around the world to plant trees in the summer. This may be a good resource for finding companies to contact: www.tree-planter.com/category/companies/
@@NiKhilShaRmA-hq2xx you pay 15$ in camp costs every day for food and lodging, it’s a great deal since you’re able to make upwards of 250$ in a day once you get the hang of it
You can sign up to receive updates for our volunteer events and come out and get your hands dirty! Or you can donate and plant trees with us, one dollar, one tree! 🌲
@@onetreeplanted Except the tree planter known as pottiputki, which has been around for several decades..... using a hand and a spade compared to it is terrible.
Sad when people just see dollar signs when they look at forest.....when its our oxygen besides nature homes for the life that exist in the forest...admirable what they are doing to create a new forest....when in the first place it should have Never been destroyed .....
All we can say is that we followed trees planters around and documented their day. Perhaps some think it's easy work but we don't! Are you a tree planter?🌱
@@hrhprophetessofdarknesssex5784 completely different lol , I do this for a job in Ireland and plant on average 2000 trees a day by spade and with a planting bag
I would recommend reaching out to your local tree/plant nursery. They'll know your local landscape the best to help ensure you that you're not only planting it right but also selecting a good spot for it!🌲😊
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lets do this =) my driving school has a goal to plant 50000 trees by the end of this year =D
That's an amazing goal. Good luck!🌲
Tell your school it might be a good idea to create bird habitats
So that bugs won’t harm the trees
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Great
#1! Favorite Job, merci. I Remember.
I just got offered this job in Prince George B.C, and I'm a chef who lives in Edmonton, Alberta, a city kid. Wish me luck!
How did it go?
If one day our children will be able to thank someone for some clean air, these are the people to be thankful.
Thank you so much for the kind words🌲🙏🏽🌿
Those trees are not being planted to produce clean air or to be good for the environment. Those are monocultures just for the purpose to produce wood for toilet paper.
Yw
Lol, the trees are planted to be logged not fresh air. Many aren't aware
@@bowski33 I didn't know, thanks for the awareness
I so appreciate this! I’m leaving the Netherlands because of lack of nature and space. Here you’re not able to replant anything. Only authorities can do it, otherwise they can cut everything down. Me and my wife are moving to Sweden. We are really hopping to start a small group and replant ancient forests. Please let this planet thrive with us together.
Good luck with your move and tree planting project!🌱
@@onetreeplanted For I will start with arbotist ,then logging ,then wildland firefighting
Is it true that Swedish meatballs are from Sweden?
As a treeplanter in canada. The reason we started planting was to replace the trees that are harvested. The logging companies have to replace the trees they remove here.
how fitting the tree planter wakes up @ 4:20
Silviculturist here too in NZ. Been doing planting, spraying, pruning for 4 years now. 3 weeks total in tree falling, my crew has 1mil to plant during the winter this season, probably planted roughly around 300k-400k so far since May.
Nice work!!!🌱
Mam/sir I want to plant trees. If you would give me 6kilos of rice per month. $1 a day and an internet connection so I would not get bored. I'm willing to do it the rest of my life
Mam/sir I want to plant trees. If you would give me 6kilos of rice per month. $1 a day and an internet connection so I would not get bored. I'm willing to do it the rest of my life
Hey so I was just wondering how many trees would you plant in an hour
How much a bag with you guys and where u based in n.z
Heaven and Nature sing.
Planting with my state and I am the happiest I have been in the future my city will look a little bit prettier now hopefully :) Hard work but very fun!
Planted for Canadian Tree Planters in 1987 ,may to September. Bare root stock and container stock got 8 cents a tree . Some of land was so difficult the boss/ owner turned it down. We were in the Longlac and Manitouwadge .The working condition were ok.The living conditions were terrible.Very happy to the work carrying on.🍻
It's not for the faint of heart!🌱
@@onetreeplanted its fucking chill nowadays because of workers and like we got human rights now
@@onetreeplanted also like i listen to music on the block and me and my friends we conspire against the governemtn and like robot invasion
Nothing better than digging in the dirt.
100% agree🌲
Hello from Germany its interesting to see how you plant . As a professional forrester (i hope its the correct Name for my job) i plant a lot of plants but its so diffrent your plants are Container plants so we call them in Germany but we plant naked roots plants without Mineral soil. Now i have buy some of these Bushpro planting spades an i will try to use them for the naked root plants. Thank you for the Video and stay healthy an keep on planting. Björn
Hey! Würd mich gerne darüber informieren wie ich meinen Teil dazu beitragen könnte, die Deutschen Wälder wieder zu bepflanzen. Ich pflanze seit 6 jahren, habe immer die Bushpro ausrüstung genutzt und empfehle es sehr. Bin seit 3 jahren in Großbritannien am arbeiten und dort werden größtenteils auch bareroots gepflanzt. Ich habe Erfahrung doch keine Ausbildung in dem Bereich. Möglich irgendwie einzusteigen?
Würde mich auf ne Antwort freuen.
MfG
Sebastian
@@sebhus174 ja im süddeutschen Raum gibt es auch reine Pflanzfirmen ich bin mir sicher das welche auch personal suchen .Bei uns der Region gab es vor Corona auch Pflanzaktionen für Bürger.
@@bjoernm.9533 Danke für die Info!
I'm 60. Soon to retire. I would love to do this! I was a Junior Forest Ranger when I was 17.
🌲😊
I hope more and more people plant trees.. Save mother Earth
Us too! As an organization, we've grown a lot since 2014. That's encouraging!🌱
@@onetreeplanted thats good to hear ❤️❤️
Future 👍 of the earth 🌴🌳
That's right, plant more trees!🌲
Hahahaha you are funny lol there is nothing about earth in tree planting it’s all about cash for both planters and forestry companies, they both plant strictly for cash so they can clear cut again in pine monoculture to make cheap toilet paper in 80 years...
@@mathieulapointe7147 u lo
Does not make big of a difference if the land has just been cleared?
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Finnish treeplanter here, nice to see fellows!
Thanks for all that you do🌲😊
Amazing job! keep up the good job. Keep planting :)
Thanks so much for your support🌲😊
I hope you guys reach the point were you plant 6 million or more trees per year! And lets hope your company gains more access many other companies and unite!
Thanks! Pretty sure we will get close to 10 million this year!
@equal rights equal fights GENDER EQUALITY The reforestation organizations who carry out the tree planting have 80-90% tree survival rates🌲
As someone who has planted over 100k trees in the years ive planted, im just shocked that people dont use the pottiputki. Great invention (been around for like 40 years) and saves your back from using a SHOVEL.
Very true...in Australia I planted about 1 million with the pottiputki...they work great on furrowed soil but would be hard work on unbroken ground!
@@nukmunnit3170 Yeah thats true. also weve got a really hard clay-based surface in some areas in Finland, and its basically impossible for the putki.
But yeah its a finnish invention so it makes sense it works here, so cool to hear even in Australia its being used :)
It all depends on the land. When it's full of rocks or other shit you cannot use one of those .
@@stefankuijer3490 You can. Been there and done that. Still rather poke with a pottiputki on rocky land than break my back planting like this guy. Its just not ergonomical, fun, or financially wise to plant like this
I plant 100,000 trees every season my best year I got 150,000. This year I'm going for 1,000,000 trees. This will be my third year. 4 months planting each year. I planted all across Canada
This is one of the best ways to combat the obesity epidemic as well!
The only way to do that is to stop companies from putting so much sugar in our foods and weight loss companies from spreading myths like "exercise will make you lose weight".
There are many factors to what causes us to gain weight. This includes how and how fast our body prosseses food and liquid (we call that the metabolism) what foods your specific body type needs, your daily posture, and how your body is impacted by sugar.
Exercise is still healthy and it does burn energy, but it plays a very small role in our weight.
The amount of weight some of the people in my planting camp have lost this season is insane.
Thank you for sharing this with us 🙋🏼♀️
Lets plant trees everyone everywhere.
Let's do it! 🌳
I have already started planting trees🌱🌏 I hope everyone will be start plant trees by their selves in empty lands🤗
Keep up the good work!🌲😊
That’s one of the 4 camps if I’m not wrong, they are owned by Pamm. If anyone is thinking of doing this job this company is by far the best! Awesome bosses and great food. It’s the closest camp to Amos, the only downside is that you can’t make everyone your friend if you don’t speak French.
please tell , whats a model of this yellow spade (shovel) ?
You are true heroes..... we are inspired of your works... now we copy you... Be blessed
Thank you! I hope you are able to plant many trees!
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I did this for 5 years in Northern Ontario.Hard work but you should sed the forest now.Shevis right between the horseflies deer flies mosquitoes and the dreaded Blackflies...you could see how people went nutz in the bush.Talking to yourself just to pre occupy the mind from sound of the bugs.lol
The dream to plant all day with 1 pouch full hahaha
He wakes up at 4:20 usually. Check that vibe😂
Amazing vidéo!
Great job! keep up the good work😊
Thanks so much🌲
🌳 = love 💘
You know it!💚
God bless you all its great I'm convinced of the future 😊❤❤
My dad was a tree planter for 15 yrs in bc he said by the end of his career he said he planted around 5 million trees but he was also a logger so I guess it evens out
now i want to be a tree planter
Go for it!🌱
Good work do it
Thanks so much for your support🌲
What organization do you recommend? I want to try for a month.
You may have to commit longer than that. Where are you looking to plant?
Brinkman was a great company and last season (of two lol) I did! HRI was pretty brutal. Working 5 days on and 1 day off was fucked. Brinkman , on the other hand, made us feel less shit about needing time off (I got bad tendonitis but got to do some paid work on camp for a couple days while i my wrist got less fucked). In my experience the companies and the crews I was with were not encouraging of taking time needed off. Makes sense though. They can't have workers not planting cause it slows the whole contract and can be costly for the whole operation. Anyway I really liked working for Brinkman and their work days (3 days on 1 day off, repeat). The planting season is 2-3 months if I recall. Can't really do it for a month. You have to find your way back home in from some middle of no where town if you quit mid season. Especially if its your first year. You really make the most money mid to end of season, once your body has gotten a hang of things. Its a rewarding and fun experience, in spite of the hardships ;)
@@sketch12301 I just want to plant one tree.
@@sketch12301 I just want to plant one tree and wait 40 days to make sure it's still there. If not, I'll plant some bushes with my next tree. Why do you have back problems? Maybe they should pay you double overtime, and the next guy tripple overtime. On a more serious note: if things go well I would hire someone to plant 999 trees +- a few then retire.
I plant trees in Scotland. Totally different vibe 😂
just got back from my first season in the bush. Best 5 months of my life.
Nice work Sadie!🌲
How much money do you make in 5 months?
@@audisoundproductions subjective to the person it's like 10-20% physical and the rest is mental. Very ableist so no mental health days, taking days off from an incredibly demanding job is generally frowned upon blah blah. Anyways if you just keep steady pace and know that you are stronger and more resilient than you think you'll ball
@@audisoundproductions 399 trillion dollars
Some trees in places are thinned because there's to many trees in places. It needs to happen so healthier trees can flourish
I'll never understand why they don't use pack animals to carry the trees so the workers can plant faster
Then that's just another thing to feed and take care of
@@westcoasthiker7093 yeah, I suppose that's the most logical reason
Or even have one or two people ahead of time, set up a stand covering the distance you would travel planting a satchels worth. They could just lay out all the sachels ahead of time,maybe some water and food every so often, so the planters could just grab a satchel and go? I dunno, but I wanna do it lol.
@@jasonstauffert5559 They would randomly lay them, respecting the tree's spacing needs per plot? That would be wasted labour the planter does as they plant (using their eyes, hands, and shovel to check for an appropriate spot). Pre scattering them without considering how shallow, deep, or kind of soil, shade condition, etc would just leave the planter to wasting their time assessing where to actually plant the tree. Planting the actual tree doesn't take long. Some planters can do 1 tree every three seconds and ideally shouldn't be going slower than 1 every 6-9 sec (if you wanna make bank). Once the planter has the physical and mental flow they clear out their bags relatively quickly. Its a fun job and I enjoyed doing it the two summers I spent in my mid twenties! :D
It’s a hard job, but it’s worth it.
Totally worth it🌱
You can use mushrooms and sun flowers 💐 to clean radiation
Nature knows best!
Then plant a sunflower patch
Planting sunflowers may just clean soil
Can a american go up and be a planter and if we can hows the pay work will we be taxed more because of the US or is it just a one time tax at the end of the season?
thanks
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Planning to team up with Spru-Seal Organic Spruce Balms and the Forest Service to plant 55,000 baby spruce & pines this spring!!!! :D :D :D
Love it!! 🌲😊
just curious how much do they pay you to plant trees?
i love planting specially veggies but might consider this if it pays well.
Plantings piece work, depending on the land and access to the blocks (and your company) it can be anywhere from 11-20 cents or more per tree, most will average between 1500-3000 trees a day
This was the hardest job I've ever had. They don't show the days you plant in rain or extreme heat. Or through tuff terrain. Like mosqito sandwiches? That's what you get if you open your mouth.
Is there a video or other info that teaches how a business with a hoop house might start growing its own trees for charity giveaway?
No videos like that yet! Cool idea!🌱
Can One Tree Planted provide proof of trees planted with specific partner companies such as Established Titles?
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If u all start the program in India I know many who can be of help..please let me know if u do have any of such program here.
India-Sikkim.
We're planting lots of trees throughout India! No volunteer opportunities at this time🌱😊
@@onetreeplanted plz notify me if there is.
Sign up for our news letter and you will be notified via email🌱😊👉🏽onetreeplanted.org/pages/newsletter-sign-up
from a healthy worker to an unhealthy worker how many trees bushes and grasses can one person plant in a day?
On average, most can plant about 2,500 a day. An experienced tree planter also known as "high ballers" will plant more than 5,000 trees in a day🌱
@@onetreeplanted thank you :) do you also know if people make the same amount of money around the world including in the USA? if not that is fine
Not sure about the difference in rates country to country. We don't do the hiring of tree planters, we rely on our on the ground partners in each region to take care of that bit🌲😊
@@onetreeplanted :) thank you for replying mabey someone who knows will answer in the comments
@@athenapatrick5447 when I planted in australia 5 to 6 years ago the rates where between 10 and 16 cents a tree. The company I worked for had production bonus as well, which means you earn more for a tree at the end of the day the more you plant. 10 cents + 1 cent if you plant 1500 a day and another cent more if you end up with more then 2400 a day and depending on the contract another cent on top if you finish the season ;). In New Zealand the rates are between 16 and 33 cents a tree. Some pretty steep blocks there I would compare with costal planting in canada. I guess I do not have to explain you how it works in canada. I started planting in the UK 3 years ago and the prices were usually 8 pence minimum. But they have also different type of planting. For example planting a tree next to a stake and cover it in a tube. Those units vary from 55p to 75p. They can be a gold mine ;).
Hope that helped. Welcome to ask me any questions. Bye
Seb
7 am to 3? THATS IT? damn i worked like 6 am to 8 pm my last ag job i need to give this a shot
I found that work schedule "weird." But I only worked for two companies in Ontario and one in Alberta. I recall my planting starting around 7am to about 5pm and on extremely rare occasions 6-7pm when we had to absolutely finish our number planted trees (unplanted trees are basically wasted money. They need to go in the ground before the end of the contract.)
Good job
how can i apply too
May the Force be with all of you ,salute.
Thank you🌱
Man 🤦🏽♂️ that’s what I call cream 👍🏾 I can easily do 4000 tree’s on that planting area,, should come over to my neck of the woods in northern B.C. Where plant tree’s, the mountains and hills I have to take my crew’s to is crazy steep but the money is great 👍🏾 at a good price 👍🏾 keep on plugging away planter’s ✊🏾👍🏾
We have projects in BC too! There's a good chance you may have planted for one🌲🙌
I am so confused. I saw them take plants, not planting anything unless they're going to plant those plants elsewhere. Also, this is so extreme it needs to have a reality show!
I donated enough to the Trillion Tree Campaign so they can plant a thousand trees. :-)
Amazing!
Who else was gonna do this because they're antisocial but just realised how difficult it is...
Planting trees is certainly not for the faint of heart🌲
Are you planning on planting in Spain?
We've got a small project in Bizkaia (12,000 trees). We'll hopefully plant some more in Spain in the Future!🌱
good job
Thank you!🌲
There are some small mango plants near my house in the garbage
I want transplant that
Can you help me
Very insightful video thank you.
I was also wondering if a French citizen is able to do jobs like these in Canada? And if so which companies would you recommend writing to
Thanks so much for your support! Not sure about the specifics of a french citizen working in Canada but do know of several tree planters that go to Canada from around the world to plant trees in the summer. This may be a good resource for finding companies to contact: www.tree-planter.com/category/companies/
@@onetreeplanted thank you for replying, will check out the link😊
How much do we have to pay for it.?
@@NiKhilShaRmA-hq2xx you pay 15$ in camp costs every day for food and lodging, it’s a great deal since you’re able to make upwards of 250$ in a day once you get the hang of it
My son is currently doing this in BC and Alberta - he's loving it, I just hope he doesn't ruin his hands so he can't play the piano well again :o/
Wow! How can I get involved?
You can sign up to receive updates for our volunteer events and come out and get your hands dirty! Or you can donate and plant trees with us, one dollar, one tree! 🌲
just google treeplanting jobs hiring-they're may be some open spots still rn but they'll go fast
Hey fellow planter here, If you want me to add Spanish subtitles let me know 👍
Hey there! Thanks so much. We will keep that in mind🌲😊
@@slydawwg you look rancid
@@onetreeplanted it's free btw 🤣
Name your equipment, and where is i have this bro?
For the plant
kayleee
My dream goals, incarnate🥲
Did 4 years in BC 96-99 with Silvaram & Quastuco
Awesome! Nice job🌲
Hey here’s an idea use fire to grow giant sequoias and bring woodpeckers
Great idea if they’re native to the area!
Can't imagine doing that for 8 hours straight every day. Extremely physical, boaring, menotinous, brain dead.
its so sad that many people still cut trees and make it a paper then write save trees
Those are farmed trees
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If they had a tree gun it would be less hard on the back.
Perhaps! There is a technique to it. So far, nothing compares to the hands and a spade🌲
@@onetreeplanted Except the tree planter known as pottiputki, which has been around for several decades..... using a hand and a spade compared to it is terrible.
7 o'clock start lmao what
Sad when people just see dollar signs when they look at forest.....when its our oxygen besides nature homes for the life that exist in the forest...admirable what they are doing to create a new forest....when in the first place it should have Never been destroyed .....
True heroes
Thank you🌱
Consider that you are doing 1000x more to save the climate than Tesla. It’s an opinion but still
They still plant more trees than most people.
I wish they didnt put a 10 second cheesy ass qutoe in the beggingning xD
Wow! I can't believe you're not using a planting "pipe". Your style looks awful for your back. In Finnish the tool is called Pottiputki.
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Making this job out to be harder than it is
All we can say is that we followed trees planters around and documented their day. Perhaps some think it's easy work but we don't! Are you a tree planter?🌱
I've planted a few trees in my garden and it's not easy work. That was just a few and I was exhausted. So, don't knock it until you've tried doing it!
@@hrhprophetessofdarknesssex5784 completely different lol , I do this for a job in Ireland and plant on average 2000 trees a day by spade and with a planting bag
kaylee60⁰0
There are some small mango plants near my house in the garbage
I want transplant that
Can you help me
I would recommend reaching out to your local tree/plant nursery. They'll know your local landscape the best to help ensure you that you're not only planting it right but also selecting a good spot for it!🌲😊
Thanks