#milliontrees

[agapehand]

Reforestation and environmental protection. Invite more people to help to continue planting trees.

Forests are the lungs of the earth. They are responsible for producing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas responsible for global warming. However, deforestation, industrialization, and other human activities have resulted in a rapid decrease in forest cover. This has had a severe impact on the environment, leading to increased levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, climate change, and loss of biodiversity. To combat this, reforestation and afforestation have become vital components of environmental protection efforts. Reforestation refers to the process of planting trees in areas where forests have been depleted or destroyed. Afforestation, on the other hand, refers to the establishment of new forests on land that has not been forested before. Reforestation and afforestation have a significant impact on the environment. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen, and provide a habitat for wildlife. Moreover, forests help to stabilize the soil, prevent soil erosion, and maintain the water cycle by storing and releasing water. They also provide various goods and services, including timber, non-timber forest products, and recreation opportunities. The importance of reforestation and afforestation cannot be overstated. However, it is not possible to achieve the desired results without the involvement of the wider community. Governments, NGOs, and private companies are doing their part, but it is essential to engage more people to help continue planting trees. Individuals can play an important role in protecting the environment by volunteering, donating, or simply spreading awareness about the importance of forests. Volunteering is a great way to get involved in reforestation efforts. There are numerous organizations and groups that organize tree-planting events and other activities related to environmental protection. Volunteering can be a fun and rewarding experience, as it provides an opportunity to meet like-minded people, learn new skills, and contribute to a worthy cause. Donating is another way to support reforestation efforts. Many organizations and NGOs rely on donations to carry out their work. Even a small contribution can make a difference, as it can help fund the purchase of seedlings, tools, and other materials needed for tree-planting. Spreading awareness is also important in encouraging more people to get involved in environmental protection. Sharing information on social media, participating in discussions, and educating others about the importance of forests can help raise awareness and inspire action. This can lead to more people becoming involved in reforestation efforts and other environmental protection initiatives. In conclusion, reforestation and afforestation are crucial for environmental protection. Trees play a vital role in maintaining the health of the planet, and it is essential to continue planting them. Governments, NGOs, and private companies are doing their part, but more people need to get involved. Volunteering, donating, and spreading awareness are great ways to contribute to environmental protection efforts. By working together, we can protect the environment and ensure a better future for generations to come. Read the full article

[elbatt2]

milliontrees

المليون شجرة.. من مزارع الجوف نوصل لكم أطيب زيت زيتون

العبوات الاقتصادية , عسل سدر المليون شجرة , قطفة خاصة

الأسئلة المتكررة

س / هل زيت زيتون المليون شجرة طبيعي وموثوق؟

ج / نعم. زيت زيتون المليون شجرة منتج سعودي وطبيعي يشرف على زراعته وريه وحصاده وإنتاجه بشكل مباشر المزارع السعودي ناصر الحمد، وينتج من مزارع الحمد.

س / هل زيت زيتون المليون شجرة عصرة أولى؟

ج / نعم. زيت زيتون المليون شجرة ينتج على العصرة الأولى بارد ويعبئ ويتم ارساله للمستهلك بشكل مباشر.

س / كم نسبة الحموضة في زيت زيتون المليون شجرة؟

ج / نسبة الحموضة أقل من 0.08

س / كم يستغرق وقت التوصيل ؟

ج / داخل الرياض خلال 58 ساعة، وخارج الرياض خلال 3 - 5 أيام جميع مناطق المملكة.

س / لماذا يظهر الضريبة عند الطلب وسعر المنتج على المتجر شامل الضريبة ؟

ج / سعر المنتج المعروض بالفعل شامل الضريبة ولايدفع العميل أي مبلغ إضافي، أما مايظهر على الفاتورة فهي عبارة عن السعر المخفض من قبل المليون شجرة بالإضافة إلى مبلغ الضريبة (الشامل في سعر المنتج)، وهذا التفصيل مطلوب من قبل وزارة التجارة، لذلك لابد من تفصيل السعر الأصلي + الضريبة في الفاتورة دون التأثير على السعر المعروض.

س/ هل زيت زيتون المليون شجرة عضوي

ج/ نعم زيت الزيتون العضوي

عن المليون شجرة

قصة زيت زيتون المليون شجرة

مشروع زيت زيتون المليون شجرة هو مشروع وطني أصيل أطلقه المواطن والمزارع السعودي / ناصر الحمد، حيث بدأ رحلته بالانتقال من مدينة الرياض إلى منطقة الجوف ليبدأ بهمة وعزيمة رحلة زراعة مليون شجرة زيت زيتون من مزارع الجوف، وللبحث على أفضل تقنيات الزراعة سافر ناصر الحمد على عدد كبير من الدول بحثاً عن أفضل وأحدث التقنيات في زراعة الزيتون وعملية الري والحصاد والعصر والإنتاج، لكي يضمن للعميل زيت زيتون طبيعي 100% عصرة أولى بعيداً عن المواد الحافظة أو الإضافية، أو حتى المواد الكيماوية في عملية الزراعة.

حيث قام ناصر الحمد بتأسيس مصنع ومعصرة زيت زيتون طبيعي 100% اطلق عليه (المليون شجرة) نسبة إلى هدفه الذي حققه وهو زراعة مليون شجرة زيتون وتحويله إلى منتج عالي الجودة مساهماً بذلك في دفع عجلة التنمية في المملكة العربية السعودية وكذلك عجلة زيادة تصنيع وإنتاج المنتجات الوطنية عالية الجودة بأيدي وأبناء الوطن. وبتوفيق من الله استطاع إنتاج أكثر من 200 ألف لتر من زيت الزيتون الصافي المو��ق في هيئة الغذاء والدواء.

للمزيد عن قصة زيت زيتون المليون شجرة، تابع لقاء المزارع ناصر الحمد على شاشة روتانا وحديثه عن قصته الملهمة

وهنا تجربة المليون شجرة يرويها المزارع لقناة العربية :

كما يمكنكم طلب منتج زيت زيتون المليون شجرة مباشرة من خلال متجر المليون شجرة (هنا) والحصول على زيت زيتون طبيعي وطني 100%.

الرئيسية 

العبوات الاقتصادية 

عن المليون شجرة 

عسل سدر المليون شجرة 

قطفه خاصة

عروض يوم التأسيس

[foh2010]

It’s #WorldBeesDay! Bees & beekeepers are contributing to global food security & the biodiversity of our planet. . 🌲🍯 #milliontrees #bees🐝 #worldbeesday #unmilliondarbres #nyfoh #foh #friendsofhaiti2010 #lesamisdhaiti2010 https://www.instagram.com/p/CAa4_BkDoOg/?igshid=f546jhxe1v1o

[the-magalie-fan]

It’s #WorldBeesDay! Bees & beekeepers are contributing to global food security & the biodiversity of our planet. . 🌲🍯 #milliontrees #bees🐝 #worldbeesday #unmilliondarbres #nyfoh #foh #friendsofhaiti2010 #lesamisdhaiti2010 https://www.instagram.com/p/CAa402zDzjr/?igshid=6pr0y0bp2vf1

[rjzimmerman]

Before and after renderings of Tillary Street near the Brooklyn Bridge. New York City DOT

Excerpt:

Many cities, in recent years, have initiated tree planting campaigns to offset carbon dioxide emissions and improve urban microclimates.

In 2007, New York City launched MillionTrees NYC, a program designed to plant 1 million new trees along streets, in parks and on private and public properties by 2017. They hit their goal two years ahead of time.

These programs are popular for a reason: Not only do trees improve the city's appearance, but they also mitigate the urban heat island effect—the tendency for dense cities to be hotter than surrounding areas. Studies have shown that trees reduce pollutants in the air, and even the mere sight of trees and the availability of green spaces in cities can decrease stress.

But as I show in my new book, Seeing Trees: A History of Street Trees in New York City and Berlin, trees weren't always a part of the urban landscape. It took a systematic, coordinated effort to get the first ones planted.

[kmhowitt]

It has been one year since I made this blog! It was my first attempt at blogging. I had attended the 2017 Mississippi Water Security Institute and wanted to share some of my thoughts about how Mississippi could take better care of its resources.

The blog has grown more than I thought it would and I really appreciate all the people I have connected with through this platform. Surprisingly it isn’t only my mom who reads my blog (she doesn’t even read it)!

I just finished up the 2018 Mississippi Water Security Institute, which has allowed me to return to what I believe is important. This year at the Water Security Institute we focused on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

  Here is what we learned that really stuck with me:

Living Lands and Waters

Chad Pregracke was our keynote speaker and he was truly amazing! Chad decided that if no one else was going to clean up the Mississippi River, he would. At the age of 23, Chad founded Living Lands & Waters, a nonprofit that began cleaning the river. Today, the organization has grown to include a full staff and fleet of equipment and has expanded to include Student Educational Workshops, The MillionTrees Project, Adopt-a-River Mile, and Invasive Species Removal, as well as The Great Mississippi River Cleanup.

During the two week program my friends started calling me Chad Jr. Apparently I also pick up a lot of trash.

pick pick pick up trash!

Round Island

As sea levels are rising more than two inches per year, islands just off the coast of Mississippi are disappearing under water. This is a big problem because barrier islands protect us from hurricanes and storms as well as maintain our brackish water at a very specific salinity. The salinity is perfect for oysters, shrimp, and other seafood that dominate our blue economy.

While this is happening, industries are moving into coastal towns. This leads to dredging out areas so that their ships can get to where they need to go. The excess material tends to be placed out into the Gulf of Mexico. To save money, they could place the excess material where it is needed on top of barrier islands to bring them back above surface. Not only does this save money, but it preserves our coast both physically and economically.

Round Island has been sort of a pilot project for this idea. We went out there and were able to see all of the migratory birds that have claimed it as their temporary home. It is still bare, but that will be finished up soon. I hope all of the coastal states continue this trend.

Beach Outfalls Challenge

Another big problem that contributes to a decrease in our blue economy are the storm water drains. They pump storm water from all over our coast into the Mississippi Sound (the water between the barrier islands and the mainland). The water is full of garbage, sediment, and nutrient runoff. This causes plenty of problems alone, but on top of this, the pipes look very similar to what I would imagine sewage pumping into the Sound would look like. This is not good for our tourism industry at all.

  Example of a storm water drainage pipe.

Not aesthetically pleasing or safe for people to walk on.

The Beach Outfalls Challenge is a public prize challenge sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) and is funded through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund (NFWF GEBF). We want to enhance Mississippi’s ability to restore and maintain ecological integrity by providing measurable improvements to water quality and reducing significant sources of degradation, which will of course provide improvements in the aesthetic appeal of the beaches and therefore help tourism as well.

For the challenge, teams were able to send in plans for addressing the problem and the top three teams would be able to bring their designs to life. From there, water quality could be tested, locals surveyed, as well as other measures of performance to determine how to continue.

I believe this idea is brilliant because there are so many problems being faced by the Mississippi Gulf Coast with one thing after another from Hurricane Katrina of 2005 to the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill on 2010. Can’t wait to see how it all is coming along in the months to come.

  Germany!

Today is also a big day because it’s the start of a big adventure. Today I’m leaving my hometown in Mississippi and tomorrow I’m landing in Germany! I’ll be there for about a year!

I’m planning on studying and exploring, but mostly exploring! I’ll definitely be updating you guys on my German adventure (you can see more about it at my school’s study abroad blog)! 🙂

The 2018 Mississippi Water Security Institute has inspired me to work on quite a few projects that will be coming to you guys in the coming months while I’m in Germany!

Peace out,

Kris

First Anniversary of Erdling mit Fernweh! It has been one year since I made this blog! It was my first attempt at blogging.

[curiositydotcom]

Many cities, in recent years, have initiated tree-planting campaigns to offset carbon dioxide emissions and improve urban microclimates.

In 2007, New York City launched MillionTrees NYC, a program designed to plant 1 million new trees along streets, in parks and on private and public properties by 2017. They hit their goal two years ahead of time.

http://bit.ly/2OZV6Ct

[photographasdocumentspring14blog]

Media Inquiries

For media inquiries related to the MillionTreesNYC initiative, contact:

Office of Public Affairs, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation Tel: 212-360-1311 press.office@parks.nyc.gov www.nyc.gov/parks/press

Department of Marketing & Communications, New York Restoration Project Tel: 212-333-2552 news@nyrp.org

[magazineeye-blog]

How a vast Tree-Planting Campaign relieved Stifling Summer Heat in big apple town

How a vast Tree-Planting Campaign relieved Stifling Summer Heat in big apple town

In 1919, 1,376 new Kingdom of Norway Maples were planted on streets in Brooklyn.

Many cities, in recent years, have initiated tree planting campaigns to offset CO2 emissions and improve urban microclimates.

In 2007, big apple town launched MillionTrees NYC, a program designed to plant one million new trees on streets, in parks and on non-public and public properties by 2017. They hit their goal 2…

[konstruktur]

Million Trees  NYC Identity and campaign by Marc Hohmann, 2011

[pretty-advice]

Extend your city roots. Tag a nature lover! #nature #trees #forest #advice #art #nyc #milliontrees #green #greenpeace #movement #mta #city #citylife #tunnels #subway #activist #igers #picoftheday #love #spring #traveling #exploring #travel #newyork #advertising #roots

[agapehand]

Care of planet earth is of utmost importance.

Care of planet earth is of utmost importance. This can only be achieved by individuals if certain things are taken care of.First of all plastic should be banned. Use of plastic bags and plastic bottles should completely stopped.Cutting of trees should be avoided. Deforestation leads to flooding which can destroy the habitat of human beings. Our planet earth needs care so that future generation have all Natural resources and can live healthy lives. Read the full article

[foh2010]

The town of Marigot got flooded today - Sa c Marigot depi apres midi a ki inonde #haitienvironment #marigot #parclavisite #parcnationallavisite #1mplv #milliontreeshaiti #milliontrees #haitireforestationcannotwait https://www.instagram.com/p/BozwlQvgf_x/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u3y20nw6ywar

[the-magalie-fan]

The the town of Marigot got flooded today - Sa c Marigot depi apres midi a ki inonde #haitienvironment #marigot #parclavisite #parcnationallavisite #1mplv #milliontreeshaiti #milliontrees #haitireforestationcannotwait https://www.instagram.com/p/BozuujLgBEW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1651vq1y12aop

[andre64blog-blog]

Stellenbosch Lodge #milliontrees

[ridinhii]