A letter from Tammy and friends in your mailbox, every new book first, secret games for the TV, and a real native tree planted on Mindoro in your family's name.
The club opens soon. Join the founding list today and nothing is charged.
What's inside
Members get the free games plus these. Tell us which ones your family would love most with the ♥ button.
Every month a real envelope arrives with your child's name on it. Inside:
Each month a native tree such as narra, dao or lauan is planted in your family's name in the Mindoro Arawatan forest, where Tammy's story is set.
Planted by local farmer groups working with Wovoka. See who is regrowing the forest.
Every new book in the series comes to your door before it goes on Amazon, starting with book one, Where Did the Shade Go?
Members vote on where Tammy and friends go next: mangrove coast, cloud forest or the river mouth.
The four free games stay free. Members also get:
No accounts and no passwords for your child. You type this month's secret code on the TV and play.
Coffee grows wild under the forest canopy on Mindoro. Every three months a bag of Arawatan forest coffee arrives for the grown-ups, from the same forest as the books.
A one-minute video each month from the nursery and the hills: seedlings sprouting, rain coming in, and the trees going in the ground. Short enough to watch together at breakfast.
Give 3, 6 or 12 months of the Forest Club. The first Forest Post arrives with a gift card saying who it's from.
Prices
Monthly, cancel any time. The free games stay free for everyone.
Everything on the screen
The mailbox club
Help regrow the real forest
The secret games
Founding families
The Forest Club opens soon. Founding families hear first. Nothing is charged today.
Memberships are run by Wovoka, the company behind carbon.kids, which is regrowing the Mindoro Arawatan forest. Wovoka is a company, not a charity, so memberships are not tax-deductible. Trees are planted by local farmer groups in the Mindoro Arawatan project, which is listed on the Verra registry. A membership is a gift to the forest, not a carbon offset.