With many villagers unable to travel abroad for work due to the pandemic and socio-economic issues brought on by the recent war, the temporary work opportunities created by Armenia Tree Project (ATP) are critical in […]
Armenia Tree Project (ATP) continues to expand its reach through its environmental education programs in different parts of the world. Most recently, ATP held its first lesson in Rostov-on-Don in Russia. It is also collaborating […]
ATP’s tree nurseries not only produce seedlings for ATP’s nation-wide planting programs, but also serve as centers where the necessary technical knowledge and skills to improve the overall propagation and quality of trees produced in […]
In 2020, Armenia Tree Project (ATP) purchased a total of 40,257 trees from its backyard nurseries in the villages of Aghavnavank, Margahovit and Keti. Thanks to the Backyard Nursery (BYN) program, villagers are able to […]
BOSTON, Mass.—Armenia Tree Project (ATP) welcomes the Biden administration’s renewed commitment to join the Paris Accords. The Paris climate accord is a landmark international agreement signed in 2015 by 189 countries to limit global warming. […]
YEREVAN—Armenia Tree Project (ATP) stands ready to provide its expertise and assistance to help restore forests and surrounding areas in Artsakh, which were targeted and damaged by Azerbaijan during the war. On October 30, Azerbaijan […]
BOSTON, Mass.—Armenia Tree Project (ATP) has organized its first annual virtual wine tasting fundraising event. It will be held on October 24, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. PST/ 7:00 p.m. EST via Zoom video conferencing. Anush […]
YEREVAN—Armenia Tree Project (ATP) and the American University of Armenia Acopian Center for the Environment have released a White Paper outlining the key discussions and recommendations from “Forest Summit: Global Action and Armenia.” The Acopian […]
On Sunday, July 12 , Azerbaijan’s armed forces started an aggressive military attack, targeting civilian infrastructures and the population in the border villages of Armenia’s northern province of Tavush, despite an international call for a […]
Preparing students and the general public to be good environmental citizens is one of the most important tasks to be undertaken in the 21st century. Armenia Tree Project and the Armenian Communities Department of the […]
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