Give a tree – €14
1 native tree. A certificate with their name and your dedication, and an e-card.
reforesticeland.com/give-a-tree?gift=tree Press · Christmas 2026
Press kit: give a tree planted in Iceland
Reforest Iceland plants native trees at Fagrabrekka, a farm in north-west Iceland. Given as a gift, they come with a personal certificate and an e-card, from €14. Everything a gift guide needs is here: prices, buy links, images on white, the story behind it and who to contact.
Images are free to use for editorial coverage of Reforest Iceland. Credit: Reforest Iceland, unless noted otherwise.
At a glance
- The gift
- Native trees planted at Fagrabrekka in north-west Iceland, with a personal certificate and an e-card.
- Prices
- €14 for one tree, €45 for five, €85 for ten. One-off payment, nothing renews. Prices in EUR, VAT included.
- Species
- Native downy birch, rowan and willow.
- Planting
- Spring 2027, mid-May to end of June, by our local team. If the ground or the weather isn't ready, in the next window, late August to end of September.
- Delivery
- By email within one working day of confirmed payment: a two-page A4 certificate (PDF) and an e-card. No shipping, no account needed.
- Visits
- With a copse or a woodland, the recipient is welcome to visit the trees, by arrangement with the landowner. A single tree comes without a visit. Travel isn't included.
- Christmas
- Order by 23 December (Swiss time) and we email the recipient on Christmas Eve. Order on 24 December for Christmas Day. Please pay by card, as bank payments can take a few days to confirm.
- Sold by
- Reforest Iceland AG, Uetikon am See, Switzerland. The planting is done in Iceland by our local team.
The three gifts
Each buy link opens the gift page with that gift already chosen.
Give a copse – €45
5 native trees, €9 a tree. A certificate and an e-card. They are welcome to visit the trees, arranged with the landowner.
reforesticeland.com/give-a-tree?gift=copse 
Give a woodland – €85
10 native trees, €8.50 a tree. A certificate and an e-card. They are welcome to visit the trees, arranged with the landowner.
reforesticeland.com/give-a-tree?gift=woodland Why it makes a good gift
- A real place. The trees go into the ground at Fagrabrekka, a farm right on Iceland's Ring Road, planted by our local team.
- Personal. The certificate carries the recipient's name, a dedication of up to 250 characters and the giver's name, with the farm, the species and the planting season.
- Fine for the last minute. It arrives by email, so you can still order on 24 December.
- A reason to go to Iceland. A copse or a woodland comes with a welcome to visit the trees, arranged with the landowner.
- Simple. One payment, nothing renews, no account needed.
- A forest coming back. When the first settlers arrived, woodland covered 25–40% of Iceland. Today forest covers about 2%.
Gifts for teams and clients
Companies order once for a whole list, from 10 trees: €14, €45 or €85 per person, with a certificate for each person carrying their name and the company's logo. Pay by card or invoice; certificates follow within two working days of confirmed payment.
For Christmas, card orders by Thursday 17 December arrive by Monday 21 December. Invoice orders must be in by Friday 11 December, with payment by Thursday 17 December. Company gifts
The story
Co-founder and CEO Dr Ólafur Margeirsson is an economist by training. His family has been reforesting its own land at Mælifellsá in Skagafjörður, northern Iceland, since the early 1990s, and he grew up planting trees there with his parents.
Reforest Iceland exists to do the same on more Icelandic farms, together with the families who own the land. In September 2026 it planted its first 120 young trees in open heathland at Fagrabrekka – mostly native downy birch and rowan, with a few hardy larch on the poorest ground. The gift trees are native only.
“Bringing trees back to Icelandic land is not an abstract cause to me; it is something I have done with my own hands since I was a child.”
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2023
Images to download
Full-size files open in a new tab, and everything is also in the press kit (ZIP) with transparent versions and the logo. The names on the sample certificates are examples.
The gifts
Photos
Getting the details right
- The certificate covers trees planted together on the plot at Fagrabrekka, not one named tree. Not every young tree survives its first winters, so we report on the plot as a whole.
- We make no carbon claim for trees bought by individuals.
- Visits come only with a copse or a woodland, arranged with the landowner. A single tree comes without a visit.
- Planting is in spring 2027, or in the next window if the ground isn't ready.
About Reforest Iceland
Reforest Iceland restores native woodland on named Icelandic farms, working with local landowners and planting crews. Individuals can plant or give native trees from €14; companies can sponsor planting and give trees to their teams. Reforest Iceland AG is based in Uetikon am See, Switzerland; all planting happens in Iceland.
Press contact
Ólafur Margeirsson, Co-founder and CEO
Reforest Iceland AG, Hofstrasse 8, 8707 Uetikon am See, Switzerland