More trees in the US now than century ago: Georgia Pacific
There are more trees in the United States today than there were 100 years ago (while the population has tripled). At least one tree is regrown for every one used by Georgia-Pacific.
Future-oriented forests Forests protect air and water quality, provide wildlife habitat, provide recreational, spiritual, and cultural uses, provide carbon benefits, and provide natural resources to manufacture products that people want and need.
Georgia-Pacific works to make the best use of these resources, to source responsibly, to protect endangered areas, and to promote wildlife conservation and biodiversity. It's all part of our commitment to preserving healthy forests for future generations.
Future-oriented forests Forests protect air and water quality, provide wildlife habitat, provide recreational, spiritual, and cultural uses, provide carbon benefits, and provide natural resources to manufacture products that people want and need.
Georgia-Pacific works to make the best use of these resources, to source responsibly, to protect endangered areas, and to promote wildlife conservation and biodiversity. It's all part of our commitment to preserving healthy forests for future generations.
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