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Fidelity Bank Partners Lagos State to Plant 20,000 Trees
As part of initiatives under its Environment Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) pillar, leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc, has partnered with the Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency (LASPARK) to launch a tree planting drive. Through the collaboration, Fidelity Bank will support LASPARK to plant 20,000 trees in the state by July 2025 as part of its strategy to combat climate…
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Pappu Sardar Celebrates Raksha Bandhan with Special Children, Honors Madhuri Dixit's Mother
Jamshedpur’s brand ambassador visits Cheshire Home; plants tree named after Madhuri Dixit’s mother. On Raksha Bandhan, Pappu Sardar, Jamshedpur’s brand ambassador and a devoted fan of Madhuri Dixit, celebrated the festival at Cheshire Home, where he followed his annual tradition of having special children and sisters tie rakhi on his wrist. JAMSHEDPUR – Pappu Sardar, known for his deep admiration…
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Calling social services on myself for what I've done to this poor rosebush.
#planting it too late in the season last year#not weeding#forcing it to live unmulched with wild strawberries#...maybe delaying its initial growth will make it stronger like with trees.#yeah let's pretend this was planned. strategic
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if anyone was wondering why it took us (me and my brother, absolute worst builders of minecraft ever) so long to make a house. this is why
these are the only pics i have but WE DID THIS HOUSE ALL ON SURVIVAL MODE and we were so lucky to have most of the resources near our village because. holy fuck (apart for the dark oag which we had to go on a whole ass adventure to get)
also here's a random ass picture of our wonderland village
#sunflower rambles#minecraft shenanigans#<- just in case i post more about ir#tbh my brother did most of the technical building but i did most of the decorating#also all the flowers and trees you see? all planted by me#it was initially just a boring ass savannah village we foumd#we still gotta tweak some stuff in the house (like the mushroom on top of the house#which i gotta get with an enchanted pickaxe) but it's mostly done now#also the village is So Much Bigger Than What You See and there are so many bees
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Speaking of ecology and my land, though, I do feel like there's at least one really obvious moral to this place. When Europeans began to settle here, which was really only like 250-300 years ago, the whole place was woods as far as I know. I don't know how much if any of it was grassland. So of course for 200 years or so settlers in this community cut down trees to make fields until mainly the wettest areas were left to trees. And now, you can fly a drone over and see all the deep green areas where everyone's septic fields are failing because the ground is so wet, and a heavy rain creates ponds in everyone's fields. The VFW three doors down recently paid tens of thousands of dollars for a sand-mound septic system that would serve the volume of people they get, because you basically can't get approved for an in-ground septic system here now. And I can't help thinking, uhh, that if some of that water were in like....trees? As would be the case had we not cut them all down? We might not be having this problem.
#ecology#in fairness the general direction has been reversed in the last 50+ years#and the state has pretty big tree planting initiatives#and there are several significant stands of new tree plantings around us
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Why Smallholder Farmers in Western Kenya Are Championing Native Tree Restoration
Smallholders in Western Kenya strongly support native-tree restoration due to long-term benefits for landscape restoration, productivity and livelihoods, new research shows. Digital tools and community buy-in are successfully backing restoration projects A farmer waters seedlings along the Nzoia River in Siaya, Kenya. African nations have grand ambitions to green up landscapes with trees; the…
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For the sake of the generation we are in and a the tommorow's generation, let be mindful of how we treat the environment, dispose the waste and everything that touches on environment
#the world need healing and nature is the medication#if we put an effort in environmental conservation#proper waste disposal and a more tree planting initiatives then we can make a change today.
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Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado and his wife, Lélia Deluiz Wanick Salgado, have been instrumental in reforesting the Rio Doce Basin area in Brazil since 1998. Through their organization, Instituto Terra, they have planted over 2.7 million trees, successfully restoring more than 550 acres of forest and 2,000 natural springs. 
Their efforts have transformed a once barren landscape into a thriving forest ecosystem, demonstrating the profound impact that dedicated reforestation initiatives can have on environmental restoration.
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Plantation projects play a key role in creating a sustainable and greener planet by reducing carbon footprints, improving biodiversity, and enhancing air quality. Initiatives like urban planting, reforestation, and agroforestry contribute to a healthier ecosystem and a more beautiful world. They also offer health, aesthetic, and environmental benefits. Every individual’s participation in these projects is vital for a brighter, eco-friendly future.
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Rotary Club Jamshedpur West Initiates Tree Planting at Beldih Course
Club pledges to plant 30,000 trees, furthering Jamshedpur’s green legacy Rotary Club Jamshedpur West launched a tree planting program at Beldih Golf Course, part of its 30,000-tree initiative for the year. JAMSHEDPUR – Rotary Club Jamshedpur West kicked off its ambitious tree planting program at Beldih Golf Course, marking a significant step in their commitment to plant 30,000 trees this…
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🌱💚 Restoring Madagascar, One Tree at a Time ����🌍
At The Flat Pack Kitchen Co., we’re passionate about more than just kitchens. We’re on a mission to help reforest Madagascar, tackling deforestation and supporting the unique wildlife, like the iconic ring-tailed lemurs. Join us in making a meaningful impact with every kitchen we deliver.
Learn how you can support our efforts and make a difference in restoring our planet’s health. Every flat pack kitchen counts towards a greener future!
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#Miyawaki Forest Ahmedabad#Urban Afforestation in Ahmedabad#Miyawaki Method Ahmedabad#Tree Planting in Ahmedabad#Grow Billion Trees Initiative#Sustainable Urban Green Spaces
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Honoring Richard St. Barbe Baker on World Humanitarian Day 2023
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160,000 Free Saplings to Be Distributed for Soil Erosion Control in Nawalparasi
In a significant move to combat soil erosion and promote greenery, the Division Forest Office in Nawalparasi (Bardaghat Susta East) has commenced the free distribution of over 160,000 saplings of 28 different species to the general public. The initiative, aimed at enhancing environmental conservation, involves saplings produced in two nurseries located in Kawaswoti and Gaindakot. Key Details of…

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Join the Green Movement: Plant Trees with One Tree Planted
Shaina Tranquilino
May 13, 2024

In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of global discourse, taking action to preserve our planet has never been more crucial. Amidst the myriad of environmental initiatives, one simple yet impactful way to make a difference is by planting trees. Trees not only beautify our surroundings but also play a vital role in mitigating climate change, conserving biodiversity, and sustaining ecosystems.
Enter One Tree Planted, a non-profit organization committed to global reforestation. With a mission to make it simple for anyone to help the environment, they facilitate tree planting projects across the globe. Their approach is straightforward yet effective: for every dollar donated, one tree is planted.
But why trees? The benefits of trees extend far beyond their aesthetic appeal. They act as carbon sinks, absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and thus mitigating the effects of climate change. Additionally, trees help to combat soil erosion, filter air and water pollutants, provide habitat for countless species, and contribute to local economies through products like timber and fruits.
One Tree Planted collaborates with local communities, NGOs, and forestry organizations to ensure that trees are planted where they are needed most. From reforesting wildfire-ravaged areas to restoring degraded landscapes, their projects span the globe, addressing diverse environmental challenges.
Participating in tree planting initiatives with One Tree Planted offers several compelling benefits:
1. **Environmental Impact**: By contributing to reforestation efforts, individuals can directly counteract deforestation, habitat loss, and the effects of climate change. Planting trees is a tangible way to restore ecosystems and promote biodiversity.
2. **Community Engagement**: One Tree Planted's projects often involve local communities, fostering a sense of stewardship and empowerment. By involving locals in tree planting activities, the organization ensures that projects are sustainable and culturally sensitive.
3. **Education and Awareness**: Planting trees is not just about digging holes and placing saplings; it's an opportunity to educate people about the importance of trees and ecosystems. One Tree Planted emphasizes the educational aspect of their projects, raising awareness about environmental issues and inspiring individuals to take action.
4. **Corporate Social Responsibility**: Many companies are increasingly recognizing the importance of environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Partnering with One Tree Planted allows businesses to offset their carbon footprint, engage employees in meaningful volunteer activities, and demonstrate their commitment to environmental stewardship.
5. **Personal Fulfillment**: Planting trees offers a sense of fulfillment and purpose, knowing that you are contributing to a greener, more sustainable world. Whether you participate in tree planting events, donate to reforestation projects, or simply spread the word, every action counts.
In a world facing escalating environmental challenges, the simple act of planting trees has the power to effect positive change. Through organizations like One Tree Planted, individuals, businesses, and communities can come together to make a meaningful impact on the planet. So why not join the green movement today? Together, let's plant trees and cultivate a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.
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Title: Cultivating Hope: Join the Movement at GrowBillionTrees.com
In a world increasingly defined by environmental challenges, the call for action has never been louder. However, amidst the urgency, there shines a beacon of hope – GrowBillionTrees.com. This initiative stands as a testament to the power of collective action and the determination to cultivate a sustainable future, one tree at a time.
At the heart of GrowBillionTrees.com lies a simple yet profound mission: to plant a billion trees and nurture the health of our planet. It’s a journey fueled by passion, dedication, and a deep-rooted commitment to environmental stewardship. But more than that, it’s a journey that invites everyone to be a part of something greater than themselves.
Why trees? The answer lies in their remarkable ability to transform landscapes, purify the air we breathe, and provide habitats for countless species. Trees are nature’s silent guardians, combating climate change and safeguarding biodiversity. By planting trees, we not only mitigate the effects of deforestation but also lay the foundation for a greener, more resilient world.
At GrowBillionTrees.com, every tree planted is a symbol of hope and renewal. It’s a tangible expression of our collective responsibility to protect and preserve the planet for future generations. Through partnerships with local communities, conservation organizations, and eco-conscious individuals, we’re turning this vision into reality, one sapling at a time.
But our work doesn’t stop at planting trees. It’s about fostering a culture of sustainability and environmental awareness. Through educational programs, outreach initiatives, and advocacy efforts, GrowBillionTrees.com empowers individuals to become stewards of change in their own communities. Because true sustainability isn’t just about planting trees – it’s about cultivating a mindset of respect, reverence, and reciprocity towards the natural world.
So, how can you get involved? It’s simple. Visit GrowBillionTrees.com and explore our collection of tree planting projects. Whether you’re interested in reforestation, agroforestry, or urban greening, there’s a project suited to your passion and expertise. Donate to support our cause, volunteer your time, or spread the word to friends and family. Every action, no matter how small, makes a difference.
Together, we have the power to shape a brighter tomorrow. Together, we can grow a billion trees and beyond. Join us on this transformative journey towards a more sustainable future. Together, let’s cultivate hope, one tree at a time.
Visit GrowBillionTrees.com and be a part of something extraordinary. Together, let’s make the world a greener, healthier, and more vibrant place for all.

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