Amid constant border tensions and attacks on Armenian territory, Armenia Tree Project (ATP) realizes the critical importance of staying collected in the face of extreme provocation and continuing our mission to assist the Armenian people […]
Armenia Tree Project (ATP) celebrated another milestone, planting seven million trees since its inception in 1994. The symbolic tree was planted together with founder Carolyn Mugar, executive director Jeanmarie Papelian, ATP’s Board of Directors and […]
Armenia Tree Project (ATP) has distributed the greenhouse materials to the first 25 beneficiary families of Artsakh’s town of Martuni and the villages of Taghavard, Karmir Shuka and Herher in the region of Martuni. All […]
Armenia Tree Project’s (ATP) spring planting season is currently underway. The goal is to plant 400,000 trees throughout Armenia and Artsakh this spring. A significant percentage of this spring’s plantings are at five forest sites […]
Armenia Tree Project’s (ATP) work at Armenia’s borders is active as ever. We are invested in supporting the residents living in these communities by providing them trees as well as engaging the local youth via […]
The Community Tree Planting (CTP) team at Armenia Tree Project (ATP) has been evaluating many sites ahead of the planting season, which is scheduled to start in a few weeks. As one of ATP’s most […]
A team from Armenia Tree Project (ATP) traveled to Artsakh on February 3-5 to strengthen accords for a nursery in Stepanakert and 50 backyard greenhouses in villages throughout Martuni and Askeran provinces. Much of the […]
Armenia Tree Project (ATP) has developed a social and economic rehabilitation program for villagers from the hard-hit areas of Martuni and Askeran in Artsakh. As a result of the war, some families lost access […]
This fall, Armenia Tree Project (ATP) plans to plant 220,000 trees and hire local residents to assist in the process. The majority of these trees will be planted in the village of Lernakert, located in […]
The ecological nadir of the history of Armenia was during the Soviet Era, when barely eight percent of the country was covered in forests. During the early post-Soviet times, the situation wasn’t getting any better […]
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