Our mission
Our forests and oceans play a vital role in the global carbon cycle and restoring them means cleaner air and water for all of us today. Built on transparent, verified planting, Bullfrog Nature makes it easier for everyone to help restore Canadian ecosystems, one planting at a time.
Our projects
British Columbia
alberta
ontario
British Columbia
Verification
Your impact, fully traceable
Our reforestation and seaforestation projects are tracked and verified for long-term accountability. Each unit of tree or kelp is digitized and paired with a personal Impact Explorer where you can track your environmental impact, giving you a clear record of your planting and its impact.
Impact
Driving change where it matters most
Our projects drive positive environmental and social impact that benefit communities across Canada through:
- Boosting species biodiversity, conservation, and growth amongst native species, building overall ecosystem resilience.
- Rehabilitating forests to improve soil health, protect against land degradation, and foster a sustainable cycle of growth and regeneration.
- Planting of native tree and kelp species, guided by Indigenous knowledge and stewardship practices.
Partnership
Shaped by Indigenous knowledge
In collaboration with local Indigenous communities, the Kelp Seaforestation Project and the Post-Wildfire Project in British Columbia directly integrate Indigenous knowledge and practices to ensure sustainable and culturally-rooted planting initiatives. This includes safeguarding cultural traditions and engaging local communities to help plant and protect kelp sites.
Canadian
Restoring Canada, one planting at a time
Help restore Canadian ecosystems and boost local employment and create local jobs. These projects will create long-term environmental and community benefits while actively supporting employment opportunities and boosting green spaces.
Audited
Independently verified
We work with an independent third party to audit our Bullfrog Nature products annually, ensuring the environmental benefits you support are accurately tracked and retired.
Post-Wildfire Restoration
Sawle Lake, Alberta
Real-time forest monitoring using satellite imagery, soil data and bioacoustic sensors.
Forests in Alberta provide habitat for over 200 bird species.
Post-Wildfire Restoration
Nicola Valley, BC
Fire-resistant species and Indigenous knowledge rebuilding watershed health across the Nicola Valley and Cariboo.
6% of Canada’s total land mass was burned by wildfires between 2000–2024.
Forest Restoration
Sudbury, Ontario
Hardy native species reclaiming land degraded by mining and logging, with the City of Sudbury.
Planting trees near urban areas lowers local temperatures by 1–5 degrees Celsius.
Seaforestation
Prevost Island, BC
Millions of spores planted with coastal Indigenous communities, tracked by temperature, pH and growth data.
Kelp forests block 90% of sunlight, creating shaded habitats that boost biodiversity.
View your impact
Using the search bar, browse your Impact Gallery and learn more about the impact you're making. You'll see the trees or kelp you've planted, the species you're supporting, and other project details.
FAQs
Curious about how it works and the impact you’re making? Find answers to our most common questions below.
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