April 3, 2017
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Angus & Celeste support our native environment.
TREES PLANTED
The Flowerdale and Marysville district of Victoria have been working steadily to revegetate since the devastating 2010 Victorian fires. The Landcare groups in this area, are some of hardest working ones in the country. To that end, supporters of Fifteen Trees have been supplying trees to them in their thousands. This time round 3,000 trees were donated, of which 150 were paid for by Angus & Celeste.
Angus & Celeste. Design duo Keir Mac Donald and Asha Cato are ceramic potters based in Melbourne Australia. Characterised by bright exuberant colour, A&C products draw much inspiration from the natural world. Organic shapes are coupled with botanic and narrative decorations. $1 from every purchase made through their online store to Fifteen Trees. Angus & Celeste have purchased 150 trees.
Slàinte – ColleenRECENT TREE PLANTINGS
135 TREES PLANTED
March 20, 2024
WPA acknowledges that when it comes to environmental initiatives, its people are its strength. It has recently partnered with us to plant 15 trees for each hard-working staff member identified as a Sustainability Warrior.
150 TREES PLANTED
January 18, 2024
Tasman Cottage already gives you a chance to reconnect with nature, yet its manager Nick has taken an important next step. He recently purchased 150 trees in collaboration with us here at Fifteen Trees, an action which ensures vital habitat for our native fauna, such as the unique Tassie Devil.
60 TREES PLANTED
January 15, 2024
‘We believe that supporting community tree-planting initiatives is not only an investment in nature; it’s a commitment to a sustainable future. JEI Studio is committed to ongoing donations of 15 planted trees for every design and decoration service agreement’. Jessi Deakin.
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Fifteen Trees helps individuals and businesses reduce their carbon footprint through sponsoring Australian community tree planting projects.
Fifteen Trees acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where we work, live and learn.