๐ŸŒฑThis Saturday: Volunteer at the Tiny Forest in the DesertJune 20th

Our Story ยท Est. 2021

Earthcare > doomscrolling.

How a single question can grow into a movement.

Overview

"Community, attention, and care is what makes restoration possible."

For Every Star, A Tree began as an artistic inquiry:

Can a tree planted in the desert survive?

After an exhaustive search for affordable land (including being ghosted for being Black by a Confederate seller in the South), For Every Star, A Tree finally found home in the Antelope Valley, where a small group of family and friends planted the first tree.

Read the Full Story

We've documented this journey from the very beginning.

From the seed of an idea in 2018, to that very first visit in 2021, For Every Star, A Tree has always been a poetic attempt at the seemingly impossible. Our open journal, Flow The Desert, captures every challenge, learning curve, small win, and moment of wonder along the way.

What We Believe

Our Values

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Earthcare First

We believe in caring for the Earth before all else. Every action we take is in service of healing the land for generations we will never meet.

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Device-Free & Substance-Free

Our events are device-free and substance-free, allowing genuine connection to flourish.

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Regenerative Growth

We transform desertified dirt into healthy soil, low biodiversity into thriving ecosystems, and remote isolation into community belonging.

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Wonder & Gratitude

We gaze in awe at campfires and wonder at the stars. We cultivate gratitude for the planet, pollinators, and people that work together to sustain us all.

Become an Earthworker

Anyone interested in cultivating a healthier planet is welcome to join our volunteer community.

Ready to Join the Movement?

Become an Earthworker and help us regenerate the Antelope Valley.

This Work Belongs to All of Us

Whether you want to get your hands in the soil, bring your class to the farm, or support our work financially...there is a place here for you.