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# Team Trees

## By Owning Karma you are Helping Plant Trees

Karma has partnered with Team Trees to help Kenya. Kenya’s Kijabe Forest has historically been one of Kenya’s five nationally important water towers, which provide an estimated 75 percent of the country’s water resources. Over the past 15 years, however, the forest has been cleared for charcoal and timber, creating dramatic and damaging impacts for wildlife, infrastructure, and quality of life. The goal of planting 1.5 million trees will help reestablish a sustainable water supply through protecting and replanting around springs and rivers. These trees will also restore, habitat for wildlife, stabilize steep slopes prone to landslides, and secure livelihoods.

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With every $100 worth of Karma bought, sold, or transferred, Karma is able to help plant 2 trees.
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[Click here to view the amount of Trees Planted by Team Karma](https://teamtrees.org/search?q=Team%20Karma%20%7C%20%24KRMA)


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