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Forest safety efforts continue - Baguio Midland Courier - Vimarsana News

Forest safety efforts continue - Baguio Midland Courier

The season of planting this year may be over but it does not mean forest protection activities have also ended. The City Environment and Parks Management Office (Cepmo) said schools, organizations, and groups may still proceed with their environmental activities as the city’s forest and tree maintenance program is year-round. Cepmo Forestry Division Head Floro

MADORIN: Ogallah Tree Station continued - Vimarsana News

MADORIN: Ogallah Tree Station continued

Karen Madorin (Courtesy photo) SEE RELATED STORY: Madorin: Treeing the

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale - Vimarsana News

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale

SPRINGDALE -- Enthusiastic students took turns using small shovels to drop dirt into holes dug for planting trees at Knapp Elementary School on Monday.

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

SPRINGDALE -- Enthusiastic students took turns using small shovels to drop dirt into holes dug for planting trees at Knapp Elementary School on Monday.

Time to move faster: Worcester told to plant more trees to fight climate change - Vimarsana News

Time to move faster: Worcester told to plant more trees to fight climate change

The committee suggested a 3-to-1 planting ratio for new trees and a a defined tree canopy goal for Worcester by January 2025 at the latest.

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