Apache Corporation Announces 2026-2027 Tree Grant Program Recipients
Key Highlights
- ➤Apache donates more than 11,000 trees to 23 nonprofits and government agencies
- ➤Apache has donated more than 5 million trees since the program began in 2005
- ➤APA CEO John J. Christmann IV emphasizes continued community environmental investment
- ➤Program recipients span Texas and Louisiana habitat restoration and public-space projects
Expert Statements
John J. Christmann IV, CEO of APA Corporation
“Trees have a lasting impact on the places where people live, work and gather, and the Apache Corporation Tree Grant Program gives us a meaningful way to invest in those communities. For more than two decades, we’ve worked alongside local organizations to restore habitats, strengthen public spaces and help build healthier, more resilient landscapes. We’re proud to continue that tradition and support the people and organizations doing this important work.”
Kelby Davis, development director for Permian Basin Habitat for Humanity
“At Permian Basin Habitat for Humanity, our mission is to change lives through affordable homeownership, and the Apache Tree Grant allows us to extend that impact beyond housing. These trees will help us make an even greater impact in the communities our homeowners call home.”
Patrick Gordon, chairman of the Terrebonne Parish Tree Board
“Apache Corporation’s longstanding support has allowed us to put trees directly into the hands of Terrebonne Parish residents, empowering families to help create a greener, healthier and more beautiful community. We are grateful for Apache’s continued partnership and commitment to our community.”
HOUSTON, Oct. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Apache Corporation, a subsidiary of APA Corporation (Nasdaq: APA), today announced the donation of more than 11,000 trees to 23 nonprofit organizations and government agencies through the annual Apache Corporation Tree Grant Program. The environmental stewardship initiative supports communities with connections to the company through projects that restore habitats, enhance public green spaces, and create lasting environmental benefits.
Since the program was established in 2005, Apache has donated more than 5 million trees to community partners.
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