They turn cards into trees
Just take your Christmas cards to WHSmith, TK Maxx and Marks & Spencer stores and drop your cards into the special bins in stores during January 2010.
Why take part?
You'll be helping to plant more trees in the UK, creating places for wildlife and people.
Who runs the scheme?
The Woodland Trust, the UK's leading woodland conservation charity.
How it works
They'll recycle your cards and plant trees, with your help they're aiming for 12,000 trees!
Where should they plant the trees? You decide!
Clive Anderson, Comedian and Woodland Trust President
"If everyone recycles just one Christmas card with the Woodland Trust this year enough funds will be generated to plant 15,000 trees. So imagine what the Trust could do if everyone recycled all their cards with it this year."
Jane Horrocks, Actress
"More than 1 billion cards get sent in the UK at Christmas and we want to recycle as many as possible."
Gabby Logan, TV presenter
"Be a good sport this year and go green by recycling your Christmas cards for the Woodland Trust. If we all recycled just one card, the Woodland Trust would be able to plant 15,000 trees! So please don't forget - every card really does count. Just take them along to your nearest WHSmith, Tesco, TK Maxx or Marks & Spencer store throughout January."
Woodland Trust
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