Armenia Tree Project Welcomes Juliette Amidi as New Environmental Specialist

Yerevan, Armenia –January 8, 2025 – Armenia Tree Project (ATP) is excited to announce the addition of Juliette Amidi as its new Environmental Specialist. Juliette officially joined the ATP team in January, 2025, and will play a key role in advancing the organization’s environmental initiatives.
Juliette brings a wealth of experience in environmental sustainability, conservation, and ecological restoration. Prior to joining ATP, she worked with organizations where she led projects focused on forest rehabilitation, biodiversity protection and sustainable land management. She holds a master’s degree in Natural Resources Management and Conservation from Lebanese State University, further strengthening her foundation in ecological science and environmental planning.
“We are thrilled to welcome Juliette to the ATP family,” said Jeanmarie Papelian, Executive Director of Armenia Tree Project. “Her expertise and passion for environmental sustainability will be instrumental as we continue our mission of reforestation and community empowerment in Armenia.”
Juliette also shared her enthusiasm about joining ATP, stating, “I am excited to move to Armenia, my motherland, and I am honored to join ATP team and be able to give back to the Armenian community.”
Juliette’s work will focus on supporting ATP’s reforestation programs, enhancing sustainability strategies, and guiding the long-term vision for the organization’s various environmental activities. Her insights will ensure that ATP continues to provide ecological and economic benefits to local communities.
About Armenia Tree Project:
Founded in 1994, Armenia Tree Project is dedicated to reforestation, environmental education, and sustainable development. ATP has planted over 8 million trees in Armenia and Artsakh, creating jobs, combating desertification, and empowering local communities. To learn more, visit ArmeniaTree.org.
