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Replenish Mother Earth 

 

Alongside our events we plant trees for individuals and companies that want to give back to Mother Earth. Each month we support different projects with our partners and you can join us in replenishing the land. Buy as many trees as you would like below, we will send you a planting certificate within 4 days of purchase.

 

Trees for the Great Green Wall 

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The Great Green Wall is an extraordinary collaborative effort on an unprecedented scale. It transcends geographical, political and cultural divides by uniting people across borders. Read more about this initiative here.

We are so excited to support this project and throughout March and April we will be planting trees with 2 projects working to repair and replenish areas along the Great Green Wall. 

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Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov: Loka Bedelcha Kebele in Southern Ethiopia, and the Amhara region in the North via One Tree Planted. Both are areas where environmental degradation is threatening livelihoods and biodiversity.

 

Feb, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec: Shebedino, the region of Sidamo via TreeApp and Green Ethiopia. Their planting sites are run by local women planting lemon, mango and coffee trees for farming and the fight against desertification. 

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By supporting the Great Green Wall, we can help local people tackle the devastating effects of the climate crisis and desertification. 

 

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Each tree is £1:

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Thank you replenishing Mother Earth!

Mangrove Trees in Madagascar

Madagascar is more than just an island from an animated movie. It’s a nation with over 200,000 species of plants and animals that don’t exist anywhere else in the world! But more than 90% of Madagascar’s original forests have been destroyed, displacing entire animal species and taking away the Malagasy’s ability to farm and live on the land. Entire mangrove estuaries are gone, leaving the bare earth to wash away into the sea.

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Blue Carbon coastal ecosystems - like mangrove forests - are 5-10 times more effective than a rainforest at removing carbon from the air, they protect from rising seas and flooding, and provide important habitats for marine life - meaning that protecting and restoring coastal habitats is a good way to reduce climate damage and replenishing our ecosystems.
 

This project hires local villagers to plant trees i two locations in the North West of the island (Vilamatsa and Papamena).

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Another good thing about planting mangrove trees is that it can be done all year round - everyday is planting season.

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We support this project on an on going basis. You can read more about Blue Carbon on our blog Field Notes.

Each tree is £1:

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Thank you replenishing Mother Earth!

Trees will be planted via Tree Nation and the Eden Project