Rebel Wilson Partners With HP To Help Plant 1 Million Tress Worldwide

Rebel Wilson is working on being the healthiest version of herself and has joined hands with HP to make the world a better place.

Wilson announced that she is honoring the 150th Arbor Day anniversary on a project with renowned conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall.

The collaborators plan to raise awareness for the Plant a Tree with HP campaign, a project that aims to plant a whopping 1 million trees globally.

On Wednesday, April 27, Wilson announced on Instagram that she and the founder of Jane’s Green Hope, Dr. Goodall met to talk about the benefits of global reforestation.

The "Isn't It Romantic" actress shared a video showing their discussion and activities. She also included a link to HP's website with more details on their project, writing:

"Get outside and plant some trees! You can learn more about Plant a Tree with HP at www.hp.com/plantatree."

In the clip, Wilson and Goodall went forest bathing and spoke on global native and community-led tree planting pluses. They also planted a tree to show their dedication to the cause.

The "Pitch Perfect" actress expressed her joy to be able to champion an environmental cause and hopes people see the critical role forests play in combating climate change. She continued:

"This initiative will help by not just planting trees but also ensuring proper forest management in places like the US, Brazil, and Madagascar, where they’ll make the most positive impact."

According to GlobeNewswire, the campaign will end on June 30 and is a collaboration among HP, Jane’s Green Hope, and the Arbor Day Foundation to plant about a million trees before 2022 ends.

Plant a Tree with HP supports community-led and local tree plantings to aid the 1 Trillion Trees Challenge, meaning that every purchase of an HP product will contribute to the project.

The campaign follows strict rules to ensure the plants thrive to maturity, are the exact native species ecology of the region, and support human communities through the management of forests by locals.

Goodall said that private companies are responsible for contributing their resources to ensure they do everything possible to restore, regenerate, and protect global forests. She said:

"By working with corporations like HP, Jane’s Green Hope is able to leverage those resources to positively impact the lives of people, other animals, and the environment we share."

"Plant a Tree with HP" is an integral part of the company's strategy toward reducing the climate change crisis and securing the swiftly disappearing biodiversity.

HP's project to tackle the climate debacle aligns with its aim to become the world's most sustainable technology company. 

Wilson is taking a positive route at tackling climate change issues, just as she did when working towards eliminating her health debacles. 

Earlier this month, The Blast disclosed that the "Rebel Wilson's Poosh Perfect" host broke her silence on the rumors surrounding her drastic weight loss and the fake pages promoting unhealthy diet options.

The "How To Be Single" actress took to her Instagram Story with a screenshot of an article that advised others on the way to shed weight as she did. The article read:

"How to eat yourself slim like Rebel Wilson: Aussie star reveals the daily diet she used to shed an extraordinary 35kg and transform herself into one of Hollywood’s leading ladies."

The publication then credited the blonde beauty's new physique to the Mayr Method diet plan, alleging that she followed it for several months. 

Wilson wrote on the screenshot, "This was NEVER my diet. Please stop writing this stuff." She posted another story denying any endorsements of cryptocurrency, weight loss drugs, and diet pills.

"The Hustle" actress requested people who come across any such fake promotions to stop sending her DMs but rather take action by reporting the pages.

Wilson buttressed, "If I’m endorsing something, you’ll see it only as official posts on my official and verified social media."

The "Plant A Tree With HP" partner thanked everyone for their support in her final slide. She noted that she does not want anyone to suffer from the misinformation, writing:

"It’s really annoying when people use my image unlawfully or in misleading ways. Do NOT want anyone to get scammed. Love you guys xoxo."