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OUR MISSION

We are on a mission to revitalize the earth by planting trees, building communities, and of course, enjoying great whiskey.

EVERY BOTTLE PLANTS A TREE

We have committed to planting 1,240,000 trees to date via our partnership with One Tree Planted. 1,114,299 trees have been planted via completed projects, 85,701 trees are part of projects currently in progress, and 40,000 trees are planned for future projects. Click on a pinned location from the map to learn more about all of the planting projects we have contributed to.

The planting projects we support are chosen along with our partners at One Tree Planted who partner with local tree planting organizations that best understand the specific needs of each community.

1,240,000

TREES PLANTED

Planting Projects

Orca Project

Number of Trees: 93,550

The PNW ORCA PROJECT

Planting trees to benefit the habitat of Orcas and Salmon in the PNW.

Planter man stands on fallen tree with shovel looking out over forest valley

Number of Trees: 26,800

CA REDWOOD VALLEY

Restoring the Willits Watershed that was affected by the Redwood Complex Fire.

Bald Eagles in tree

Number of Trees: 5,000

Chippewa National Forest

Restoring breeding grounds for American bald eagles.

Overview of a river running through baron land

Number of Trees: 8,000

Texas Blanco River

Restoring native riparian forests after a devastating flood in 2015.

people planting trees in forest

Number of Trees: 5,500

NY Birdseye Hollow

Reforestation of riparian areas previously devastated by the Emerald Ash Borer.

Seedlings in Nursery

Number of Trees: 7,500

FL Seminole Forest

This project will provide for the restoration of a sandhill ecosystem.

Planting in Tennessee

Number of Trees: 6,000

TN Hardwood Planting

Reforesting property previously used for timber.

Planting a large tree in Detroit

Number of Trees: 7,500

Greening of Detroit

Reforesting after the Emerald Ash borer infestation.

Overview of reforestation area

Number of Trees: 5,000

Green Bay Planting

Will create a forest filter for water quality protection and enhancement.

Pine Island

Number of Trees: 15,000

Texas Pine Island

Reforesting native longleaf habitat and ecosystem.

Chesepeak Bay

Number of Trees: 16,000

Maryland 2021 Planting

Seeks to improve the water quality of the maintstem of the Chesapeake Bay.

Jennings Memorial Park Planting

Number of Trees: 6,200

Jennings Memorial Park

Planting native trees and shrubs along a Allen Creek in Jennings Memorial Park.

Bring one home for the chipper program

Number of Trees: 7,500

Keep Georgia Beautiful

Keep Georgia Beautiful's Bring One for the Chipper program

Boggy Slough

Number of Trees: 10,950

Texas Boggy Slough

Reforesting after an area of loblolly pines were burned down.

Elementary Schoolers holding up pics of trees

Number of Trees: 12,500

IL 2020 Living Lands

Planting at various elementary and High schools all over Illinois.

Branch Owego Creek

Number of Trees: 1,500

Branch Owego Creek

Reforest headwaters of the W. Branch of Owego Creek.

Tree establishment program

Number of Trees: 3,000

GA Tree Est. Program

Provide seedlings and technical support to landowners in north Georgia.

Volunteers potting trees

Number of Trees: 5,000

Missouri Forest ReLeaf

Urban trees help create a flourishing ecosystem in Missouri cities and towns.

Planting trees in Urban Michigan

Number of Trees: 7,500

Michigan Urban Forest

Replenishing Detroit's Urban tree canopy with disease-resistant trees.

Sown White Oak

Number of Trees: 15,000

East Tennessee Seedlings

Providing seedlings to TN landowners for reforestation of native species

Puppy sits in crate with saplings

Number of Trees: 10,000

Million Trees Project

Distributing native trees throughout the local Illinois community.

Area of trees burned

Number of Trees: 14,977

CA Tahoe Fires Planting

This project will reforest over 200 of forest burned in wildfires.

Pine tree sapling emerging from soil next to burned tree

Number of Trees: 9,651

Idaho-Kootenai Replant

Reforestation after lightning-induced fires in Northern ID and Eastern WA.

Shows burnt and cut down forest area

Number of Trees: 30,000

OR & WA Wildfire Replant

Reforesting lands that were burnt during the devastating fire in Sept. 2020.

Reforestation of National Forest lands after severe wind events and timber harvest

Number of Trees: 20,000

Wisconsin National Forest

Reforestation of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest lands.

Lolo National Forest

Number of Trees: 13,300

MT 2022 - Marshall Woods

Reforestation of a section of the Lolo National Forest.

This project will be focused on converting a cutover forested site to a longleaf forest.

Number of Trees: 10,000

SC 2022 Longleaf Planting

This project will be focused on converting a cutover forest to a longleaf forest.

Sparse terrain with some pine trees scattered

Number of Trees: 15,000

Seminole County Florida

Replenishing Longleaf Pine & Slash Pine in Little Big Econ State Forest.

Shows area with many burned down trees

Number of Trees: 43,320

CA 2022 Moonlight Fire

Planting in Plumas County - Moonlight Fire, Walker Fire, & Dixie Fire Footprint.

Myakka state forest

Number of Trees: 18,860

Myakka State Forest

Restoring the overstory in Florida's Myakka State Forest.

People in orange shirts planting trees

Number of Trees: 24,180

PA 2022 Keystone Trees

Planting Riparian, Suburban, & Mine Land properties across Pennsylvania.

area of burned trees

Number of Trees: 43,320

CA 2023 Creek Fire

Post-fire reforestation of Edison Forestry land surrounding Shaver Lake.

image of the Kirtlands Warbler bird perched in a tree

Number of Trees: 10,000

Michigan Roy Creek

This project involves habitat restoration for the Kirtland's warbler.

Sparse california hills needing trees

Number of Trees: 43,320

Family Lands NoCal

Working with landowners to plant seedlings natural to the area.

Map showing southern AL counties highlighted.

Number of Trees: 10,000

AL 2023 - Restoring Longleaf Pines

Restoring Longleaf Pines in southern Alabama.

Tree planter planting saplings among a landscape of burned trees

Number of Trees: 10,000

AZ 2023 - Sheridan Fire Reforestation

Fire Restoration in the Prescott National Forest.

Tree planters planting pine trees in a forest.

Number of Trees: 10,000

MS 2023 - Longleaf Restoration

Restore longleaf pine habitats in southern Mississippi.

A woman planting a sapling in the soil

Number of Trees: 20,000

CO 2023- Fire Reforestation

Reforestation of three wildfires in Colorado.

field of green grass populated with sparse and burned pine trees

Number of Trees: 20,000

FL 2023 - Wildfire Restoration

Longleaf restoration in the Apalachicola National Forest.

Map of Georgia showing 37 southern counties where planting will take place.

Number of Trees: 14,405

GA 2023 - Longleaf Restoration

Support for landowners in 37 South Georgia Counties.

Pine trees with burn marks at the base and smoke in the air

Number of Trees: 10,450

Southeast USA 2024

Planting in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

Rows of new longleaf pine sprouts in the soil

Number of Trees: 30,000

TX 2023 - Longleaf Pine project

Restoring Longleaf Pine habitats in Southeast Texas.

Our Story

Noble Oak was created with a goal of offering a great whiskey that gives back. It's simple - every bottle plants a tree. From our humble beginning back in 2017, we have worked with our partners at One Tree Planted to plant trees in areas of need around the country. Our efforts have spanned from the Redwood Forest in California to Detroit, Michigan, to the Finger Lakes in New York, and everywhere in between.

Person carrying a tree

noble folks holding trees

WHY TREES?

In Mendocino County, we're protecting the water quality for future generations. In Detroit, we're building the city's urban forest to create stronger neighborhoods and healthier homes. In New York, we're reducing potential for erosion. Follow the link below to learn more about the benefits of trees from our friends at One Tree Planted.

URBAN FORESTRY

Noble Oak is excited to sink our roots into Urban Reforestation. Urban trees help reduce urban heat, increase residents’ access to green spaces, filter pollutants in the air & water, and more. Unfortunately, trees are not distributed equally: communities of color & low-income communities are disproportionately affected by climate change & disinvestment and need urban trees now more than ever. Join us as we get started on this journey.

A man and woman plant flowers on either side of a tree in an urban setting.

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