Armenia Tree Project

Armenia Tree Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reforesting and improving the environment in Armenia. Since its founding in 1994, ATP has planted millions of trees, educated thousands of people about environmental conservation, and fostered sustainable development in Armenia. Learn more at ArmeniaTree.org and follow on Facebook and Instagram.
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Experts Discuss Strategies for Accessing Large-Scale Funding for Forest Conservation, Restoration and Afforestation

Armenia has made an ambitious commitment to double its forest cover by 2050 as part of its pledge to the…

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Forest Summit: ATP’s Flagship CTP Program is the Model for Armenia

“Plant the right trees, in the proper places, to support communities and sustain ecosystems,”said Dr. Anthony S. Davis, interim dean…

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News

Rural Villagers Plant ATP’s Six Millionth Tree in Lori

MIKHAYLOVKA, Lori—Following a year of 25th anniversary celebrations and the inaugural Forest Summit in October, Armenia Tree Project (ATP) planted…

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ATP Founder Carolyn Mugar Recognized for Decades of Environmental and Charitable Initiatives

YEREVAN—Armenia Tree Project (ATP) founder and activist Carolyn Mugar was honored at last month’s “Forest Summit: Global Action and Armenia”…

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Inaugural Forest Summit Deemed Overwhelming Success

YEREVAN, Armenia – On October 23, 2019, the inaugural Forest Summit: Global Action and Armenia concluded three days of insights…

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First-Ever International Forestry Summit Heading to Yerevan

Armenia Tree Project (ATP) and the American University of Armenia (AUA) Acopian Center for the Environment are proud to announce…

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ATP Opens Charles G. Bilezikian Greenhouse

MARGAHOVIT—On June 15, Armenia Tree Project (ATP) opened the Charles G. Bilezikian Greenhouse in Margahovit Village, Lori. Attending the opening…

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Community News

Eco-Tours Are Putting This Small Village in Armenia on the Map

KARIN, Armenia—This tiny village with a population of 300 in the Sasunik district of Aragatsotn is attracting visitors from all…

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Announcements

ATP Fundraising Event at Bedford High School on April 26

BEDFORD, Mass.—A special fundraising event will take place on April 26 at the Bedford High School Large Group Instruction Room…

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