By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
With support from our donors, the Evergreen and Eucalyptus seedlings that were previously growing in nursery beds are now being transplanted to their permanent locations.
The transplantation exercise is bringing community members together to take practical action for environmental conservation. Volunteers and local participants are helping to prepare planting areas, carefully transport seedlings and plant them while taking steps to minimize damage to the young trees.
This activity is more than simply planting trees. It is creating an opportunity for communities to actively participate in environmental protection and understand the importance of caring for trees after planting.
The seedlings will require continued watering, protection and monitoring, particularly during the early stages of establishment. We are committed to working with local communities to ensure that as many of the transplanted trees as possible survive and grow into healthy mature trees.
We sincerely thank our donors and supporters whose contributions have helped us move from nursery preparation to actual tree planting in the field.
By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
By Jawanghe Joseph | Project Leader
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