Half a day in the forest with your team

On a team-building day with us, your team plants trees itself, on a site that stays unused for 99 years.

Team building with Bäume für Morgen: a company team stands on the planting site and listens to the briefing
  • All over Austria
  • 4 to 5 hours
  • Every age, every fitness level
  • Spring and autumn
A group sits on the meadow by the forest edge after planting

What the day leaves behind

After a few hours there is a patch of young forest that was not there before.

For the team. Everyone stands on the same slope, with spade, seedling and gloves. No one needs prior experience. Someone from our side shows at the start how a seedling goes into the ground, then everyone plants at their own pace. The snack afterwards is part of it.

For your company. You get photos of the day, a certificate of planting with tree count, place and date, and access to the dashboard. These are figures you can share inside and outside the company and look up in the dashboard at any time.

For the forest. We plant climate-resilient mixed forest, the tree species match the site, the seedlings come from Austrian nurseries. The site stays without commercial use for 99 years and gets a pin on our map.

How a team day with us works

From the first email to the group photo.

1

Request

You tell us how many people are coming, when it would suit you and in which region. From that we prepare a quote with every item listed.

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The site

We look for a site near you, agree the conditions with the landowner and choose the tree species that belong there. You get a proposal with location, meeting point, date and possible number of trees.

Group on a planting site at the forest edge
3

The planting day

Meeting point at the prepared site, a short briefing on how a seedling goes into the ground and why these species go here. Then two to three hours of planting. Tools, gloves and seedlings are already there, people from our team plant with you.

A seedling is set into the ground
4

The mountain snack

Once the seedlings are in, there is a snack with a view of the site. Group photo, and after four to five hours the day is done.

Group sits on the meadow after planting
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Afterwards

You get the photos, the certificate of planting and access to the dashboard. The site gets a pin on the map, with tree species and date.

Group stands at the forest edge holding seedlings

What is already there

  • Tools and gloves
  • Seedlings from Austrian nurseries
  • A briefing and people from our team who plant with you
  • Mountain snack
  • Photos of the day
  • Certificate of planting with tree count, place and date
  • Access to the dashboard

What you bring

  • Sturdy shoes and weatherproof clothing
  • Four to five hours
  • At least ten people, no upper limit
  • No prior experience needed

Planting season

In spring from March to May and in autumn from September to October. That is when seedlings take root best.

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Every team day is quoted individually, by group size, region and what you want to add.

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Four planting days as examples

Companies have been planting with us since 2024, and across all channels more than 10,000 trees are standing. Here are four of those days.

The Thermodul team plants on the slope near Hochfilzen
Planting between young trees
Wooden sign for Thermodul and Bäume für Morgen on the site

The first team-building day with us, 2024 near Hochfilzen. The team day has been a fixed part ever since.

Questions before the first team day

What does a team-building day cost?+

That depends on the group size, the region and what you want to add. Tell us how many people are coming and when, and you get a quote with every item listed.

How long does a planting day take?+

Usually four to five hours from arrival to departure, of which two to three hours are planting, the rest is briefing, breaks and the mountain snack. If you have less time or want to make a full day of it, we plan the schedule with you accordingly.

When is the season?+

In spring from March to May, in autumn from September to October. In summer and winter seedlings take root poorly, so we do not plant then.

What do we need to bring?+

Sturdy shoes and weatherproof clothing. Tools, gloves, seedlings and the snack are on site.

How many people do we need to be?+

From about ten people you get your own planting day. Smaller groups join one of our open planting days instead. There is no upper limit, with large groups several people from our team plant with you.

What happens if it rains?+

We plant in the rain too, the seedlings like it. In case of storms or thunderstorms we move the date together with you.

Does everyone have to plant?+

No. The day is made for every age and every fitness level, everyone plants at their own pace. Whoever does not want to dig hands out seedlings and is still right in the middle of it.

May we communicate this?+

Yes. You get the tree count, place, date and photos so you can talk about it accurately. Since this year, stricter rules apply to environmental claims, and we tell you which wording holds up.

What happens to the site after the day?+

It stays without commercial use for 99 years, that is agreed with the landowner. On the map it gets a pin with tree species and date, and in the dashboard you see it as your planting.

Where do we plant?+

In several Austrian provinces, most sites are in Tyrol and Salzburg, for example around Saalfelden in the Pinzgau. In your request we look together at what works near you.

Hands set a seedling into the soil

If the team cannot get out

Then we plant for you, as an ongoing contribution or per sale. Or you finance a forest plot through Protected Forests that is permanently returned to nature.

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info@baeumefuermorgen.at
+43 660 6891289

Bäume für Morgen, non-profit association
Innsbruck and Salzburg