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On the 20-21 October, AYUDH planted 21 fruit trees in Ariège with the purpose of creating a fruit orchard.
September 25, 2021 East Palo Alto Charter School (EPACS) Planting; Photos by Indira Selvakumaraswamy
12/4/2021 - Palo Verde tree planting in South Palo Alto. Planting Leaders, CFS students, TUFs along with residents, youth volunteers, and scouts from Boy Scout troop 442 planted 16 trees.
12/4/2021 - Palo Verde tree planting in South Palo Alto. Planting Leaders, CFS students, TUFs along with residents, youth volunteers, and scouts from Boy Scout troop 442 planted 16 trees.
Bishop Marinda planting a tree. He was for many years involved in the theological educational program as well.
On the 20-21 October, AYUDH planted 21 fruit trees in Ariège with the purpose of creating a fruit orchard.
12/4/2021 - Palo Verde tree planting in South Palo Alto. Planting Leaders, CFS students, TUFs along with residents, youth volunteers, and scouts from Boy Scout troop 442 planted 16 trees.
Here Cde Chinovuriri, the first president the Association of Zimbabwean Traditional Ecologist (AZTREC), plants a seedling.
The soil in this area can be tough - sometimes a simple spade or shovel just isn’t enough to dig a hole for the seedlings.
For more on American Forests' Global ReLeaf projects, visit www.americanforests.org/global-releaf-projects/.
In honor of Earth Day, The Environmental Cooperative recruited Vassar College students to help plant street trees in Poughkeepsie.
Photographer credit: Maria Garcia.
Holy communion is coupled with the blessing and distribution of seedlings in a treeplanting ceremony
12/4/2021 - Palo Verde tree planting in South Palo Alto. Planting Leaders, CFS students, TUFs along with residents, youth volunteers, and scouts from Boy Scout troop 442 planted 16 trees.
UPEACE students held a tree planting event called "People Planting for Peace" with the support of friends and neighbours from the communities of El Rodeo and Ciudad Colon. This event was organized by UPEACE student Naomi INOUE from Japan, and the primary purpose was to strengthen the network between UPEACE Students and the wider community and to celebrate the 30th of anniversary of UPEACE.
For more on this Global ReLeaf project and others, visit www.americanforests.org/global-releaf-projects/.
Tree planting a very hands own activity which leaves you feeling satisfied knowing that you have contributed something new to our natural landscape.
A fine day out planting trees along the creek. These 3 photos show the "before" situation to be compared in years to come with the forest that will no doubt appear.