As part of the Subaru partnership with the National Forest Foundation, Peninsula Subaru near Silverdale will be helping to replant one-million trees by 2022 in forests scathed by recent wildfires.
This Subaru reforesting project has expanded to include areas of Idaho, Oregon and Washington in addition to devastated California areas.
How does the Subaru reforestation project work in affected areas near Bainbridge Island?
Considering the Subaru Love Promise, Subaru will be using forestry professionals to plant up to one-million trees in support of post-fire restoration of areas decimated by recent wildfires. Since 2019, over 500,000 trees have been replanted in California areas seen hardest hit.
Now, an additional 500,000 trees will be replanted in Idaho, Oregon and Washington that have seen wildfires impacting those forests and wildlife therein.
As stated, " … we hope that the expansion of replanting trees in more states contributes to the revitalization of the precious resources that are our public lands and national forests," says Thomas J. Doll, president and CEO, Subaru of America, Inc.
This being another example of the Subaru Loves the Earth initiative in conjunction with a whole host of other Subaru projects spanning hunger and animal cruelty to ailing children. And at Peninsula Subaru, we're never short on local causes to get behind near Port Orchard, too.
How can I get involved in the 'Subaru Love Promise' on Kitsap Peninsula?
One way to become involved in the Subaru Love Promise is through patronizing Peninsula Subaru.
In essence, when you purchase or lease a new Subaru or Subaru Certified Pre-Owned, you're helping to assist dealership- and brand-wide efforts toward a better world.
As an organization with considerable influence, Subaru of America, Inc., remains a top donor to national causes such as the ASPCA, Make-A-Wish and Meals on Wheels America due in part to our dedicated Subaru clientele.
For more information, contact Peninsula Subaru directly and learn more about the Subaru Love Promise.
