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Support Your Team and Your Environment. StubHub, the world's largest ticket marketplace, has partnered with the National Forest Foundation (NFF) to create StubHub's "Tickets for Trees" campaign, a joint-effort to restore National Forests across the country. The 2009 NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl XLIII marked the first-ever StubHub Tickets for Trees events, where every ticket purchased resulted in a tree being planted in a National Forest nearby each participating team. As a result, nearly 50,000 trees have been planted in National Forests across the country. Our newest event, "Tickets for Trees Weekend in Seattle," aims to plant thousands of trees in Wenatchee National Forest, located about 45 miles from Seattle. The weekend consists of two marquee games taking place September 19th and 20th, both involving StubHub partner teams. Every ticket purchased on StubHub for both events will result in a newly planted tree. September 19 - The Washington Huskies host the USC Trojans in the third game of their upcoming college football season. StubHub is the Preferred Fan to Fan Ticket Marketplace of University of Washington Athletics and the Official Ticket Marketplace of USC Athletics. Buy tickets now for USC-Washington September 20 - The Seattle Mariners host the New York Yankees as the regular season winds down in the last game of the series. StubHub is the Official Fan to Fan Ticket Marketplace of the Seattle Mariners and New York Yankees. Buy tickets now for Yankees-Mariners Follow our StubHub Tickets for Trees Twitter page: www.Twitter.com/TicketsForTrees Follow our official StubHub Twitter page for Seattle live events: www.Twitter.com/StubHub_Seattle View the full press release
Announcement from NFF Board Member, Tiki Barber	Ceremonial Event in Phoenix After hosting two playoff games leading up to the Super Bowl, Arizona's Kaibab National Forest now has over 13,000 new trees, spanning 130 acres, as a result of this campaign. To celebrate the success of the program, participated in a "green" science fair hosted by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix on April 17th. Members from StubHub, the National Forest Foundation, the U.S. Forest Service, and Smokey the Bear were present.
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All trees will be planted to restore areas in National Forests that have been damaged through catastrophic wildfire, insect and disease outbreak, or other natural event such as severe storms. The newly restored forests will help slow the rate of global climate change by storing carbon in the trunks of growing trees. Restored forests provide clean water and filter the air that we breath. They also provide restored habitat for wildlife, improved recreational opportunities, and help to reduce erosion.
	Founded by Congress in 1991, the National Forest Foundation works to conserve, restore and enhance America's 193-million-acre National Forest System. Through community-based strategies and public-private partnerships, the NFF enhances wildlife habitat, revitalizes wildfire-damaged landscapes, restores watersheds, and improves recreational resources for the benefit of all Americans. The NFF's Friends of the Forest program helps build awareness of the issues and values surrounding our National Forests through outreach and volunteer opportunities. To learn more, visit www.nationalforests.org.