Polar bears aren’t just beautiful, they are also highly vulnerable to climate change. These large marine mammals are facing a horrific demise if we don’t step in and act. With global CO2 levels reaching record breaking heights, warming the planet, these furry creatures are losing their sea ice habitat faster than ever before. When you purchase a Polar Bear Bracelet, you’ll plant a tree and help reduce CO2 levels across the globe. While raising awareness about the threats facing the world’s favorite bear.
FOREST FACT
Polar bears are the first large marine mammal to be listed as an Endangered Species solely based on future predictions showing the loss of their fragile sea ice habitat.
FEATURES
Every bracelet purchased plants one tree, reduces global CO2 levels and raises awareness about environmental care
100% post-consumer recycled plastic string
Stainless steel Treehuggers charm
Hand-assembled to perfection
Packaged in a reusable cotton drawstring pouch, inside our all 100% bio-degradable, plastic-free packaging
100% Waterproof: We encourage you to wash your bracelet in tap water and let it dry on your wrist for a perfect fit.
Adjustable design fits from 2-4 inches in diameter.
OUR MISSION
We’re bringing together a global movement of Treehuggers looking to make this world a better place. We believe that taking small everyday actions is the only way to fight the current climate crisis. We believe that everyone makes a difference and that together we can create change.
By wearing one of our bracelets you are not only contributing to nature, you are also showing the world where you stand on climate change. Inspiring others to do the same!
PRODUCT STORY
Our comfort is their threat
Polar bear mother and cub, Hudson Bay, Canada
Polar bear on ice float in the Arctic sea
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The only way to save polar bears and their sea ice habitats is to control temperature rise through greenhouse gas mitigation.
Dr. Steven C. Amstrup
Chief Scientist
Polar Bears International
Polar bear habitats across the Arctic are melting away as carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphere reach record highs. The sea ice polar bears depend on for moving around, finding a mate and hunting is disappearing at an alarming rate, placing their survival under threat.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are the number one cause for the loss of Arctic sea ice. Raising levels of CO2 since the late 1970s have warmed the globe and shrunk the Arctic sea ice by over 40% making polar bears the first to suffer.
If we're going to save polar bears we have to protect the sea ice they rely on. We have to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions. And better yet, pull existing CO2 out of the atmosphere by planting trees.
Our planting partners have already planted over 134,000 trees, all made possible by our growing Treehuggers movement. This translates to over 6.2 million pounds of carbon dioxide absorbed from our atmosphere. Your contribution makes a real difference, changing the fate of these amazing living beings.
From the humid jungle to the frozen Arctic
"Planting trees is the most important thing we can do for the health of the planet".
This quote by U.N. Secretary-General, António Guterres gives us a lot of hope. We have been fortunate enough to plant over 134,000 trees so far. We believe that to make a real difference we have to work together. We believe in reforestation as a way to connect more people with nature, making a massive impact on our environment, creating change.
Treehuggers is a global movement recognized by a shared passion and goal. Bringing us closer as people, seeking a better future.
Buy purchasing a bracelet as a gift or to wear yourself proudly (as you should!), you are helping plant trees, save countless animal lives, giving species a home, providing people cleaner air, all while reducing your personal carbon footprint.
Polar bears are the first large marine mammal to be listed as an Endangered Species solely based on future predictions showing the loss of their fragile sea ice habitat.
Plant a tree for polar bears
DESCRIPTION
Polar bears aren’t just beautiful, they are also highly vulnerable to climate change. These large marine mammals are facing a horrific demise if we don’t step in and act. With global CO2 levels reaching record breaking heights, warming the planet, these furry creatures are losing their sea ice habitat faster than ever before. When you purchase a Polar Bear Bracelet, you’ll plant a tree and help reduce CO2 levels across the globe. While raising awareness about the threats facing the world’s favorite bear.
FEATURES
Every bracelet purchased plants one tree, reduces global CO2 levels and raises awareness about environmental care
100% post-consumer recycled plastic string
Stainless steel Treehuggers charm
Hand-assembled to perfection
Packaged in a reusable cotton drawstring pouch, inside our all 100% bio-degradable, plastic-free packaging
100% Waterproof: We encourage you to wash your bracelet in tap water and let it dry on your wrist for a perfect fit.
Adjustable design fits from 2-4 inches in diameter.
OUR MISSION
We’re bringing together a global movement of Treehuggers looking to make this world a better place. We believe that taking small everyday actions is the only way to fight the current climate crisis. We believe that everyone makes a difference and that together we can create change.
YOUR IMPACT
By wearing one of our bracelets you are not only contributing to nature, you are also showing the world where you stand on climate change. Inspiring others to do the same!
Our comfort is their threat
Polar bear mother and cub, Hudson Bay, Canada
“
The only way to save polar bears and their sea ice habitats is to control temperature rise through greenhouse gas mitigation.
Dr. Steven C. Amstrup
Chief Scientist
Polar Bears International
Polar bear on ice float in the Arctic sea
Polar bear habitats across the Arctic are melting away as carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphere reach record highs. The sea ice polar bears depend on for moving around, finding a mate and hunting is disappearing at an alarming rate, placing their survival under threat.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are the number one cause for the loss of Arctic sea ice. Raising levels of CO2 since the late 1970s have warmed the globe and shrunk the Arctic sea ice by over 40% making polar bears the first to suffer.
If we're going to save polar bears we have to protect the sea ice they rely on. We have to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions. And better yet, pull existing CO2 out of the atmosphere by planting trees.
Our planting partners have already planted over 134,000 trees, all made possible by our growing Treehuggers movement. This translates to over 6.2 million pounds of carbon dioxide absorbed from our atmosphere. Your contribution makes a real difference, changing the fate of these amazing living beings.
From the humid jungle to the frozen Arctic
"Planting trees is the most important thing we can do for the health of the planet".
This quote by U.N. Secretary-General, António Guterres gives us a lot of hope. We have been fortunate enough to plant over 134,000 trees so far. We believe that to make a real difference we have to work together. We believe in reforestation as a way to connect more people with nature, making a massive impact on our environment, creating change.
Treehuggers is a global movement recognized by a shared passion and goal. Bringing us closer as people, seeking a better future.
Buy purchasing a bracelet as a gift or to wear yourself proudly (as you should!), you are helping plant trees, save countless animal lives, giving species a home, providing people cleaner air, all while reducing your personal carbon footprint.
It’s a very nice, easy to wear bracelet.
I bought this particular bracelet, to help support the ongoing efforts to save the polar bears and the habitat around them.
These bracelets are amazing. The colors are so vibrant and they really stand out. I also have small wrists so I’m thankful they are easy to adjust no matter what your wrist size. The charm is cute and stylish and they’re so light you’ll barely notice you’re wearing them. A great gift for yourself or a loved one!