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REFOREST THE PLANET.

REFOREST THE PLANET.

We focus on planting mixed native species

with local COMMUNITIES

in PARKS, neighbourhoods and SCHOOLS

FOREST MAKERS

JOIN US THIS MARCH AT PEAR TREE PARK AS WE PLANT 5000 NATIVE BROADLEAF TREES

VOLUNTEER DAYS

WEDNESDAYS 19TH & 26TH MARCH
SATURDAYS 8th, 15TH & 22ND MARCH

DROP IN ANY TIME BETWEEN 10AM - 3PM
FOR INFORMATION ON OUR DAILY LOCATION
VISIT THE NOTICE BOARD OUTSIDE THE PARK CAFE

CELEBRATION DAY

29TH MARCH

JOIN US AS WE PLANT THE FINAL TREES
AND CELEBRATE EVERYONES HARD WORK!
FOOD | TALKS | WORKSHOPS | MUSIC
1PM - 5PM - OUTSIDE THE PARK CAFE


LOCATION

PEAR TREE PARK,
PERIVALE UB6 8TJ

GETTING THERE

Perivale station
serviced by the Central Line
15 minute walk

South Greenford STATION
Serviced by GWR out of London Paddington
1 minute walk

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TREES

are one of our biggest assets

against fighting climate change 

“Trees are the ultimate carbon capture and storage machines. Like great carbon sinks, woods and forests absorb atmospheric carbon and lock it up for centuries. They do this through photosynthesis.

The entire woodland ecosystem plays a huge role in locking up carbon, including the living wood, roots, leaves, deadwood, surrounding soils and its associated vegetation. 

More than 400 tonnes of carbon can be captured per hectare of young wood with mixed native species can lock up in trees, roots and soil.”

— The Woodland Trust

photos from our recent tree planting day

with eap students and staff from eden caterers:

  • Young trees protected by green tubes in a grassy field under a clear blue sky.
  • Person in a jacket and boots digging in a field, surrounded by tree saplings and another person taking a photo.
  • Three people in winter clothing planting a tree in a grassy field, with tools and young trees around them.
  • Shovel in soil at a tree planting site, field with young tree saplings, person in background with wheelbarrow.
  • Two people outdoors planting trees in a grassy field, one holding a shovel.
  • A person kneeling on the grass planting a tree sapling, surrounded by young trees protected by stakes and tubes. They are wearing winter clothing including an orange hat, a scarf, and gloves.
  • Person planting a small tree in a grassy field, wearing a blue beanie, gray jacket, and backpack.

NATURE HAS NO WALLS

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NATURE HAS NO WALLS •

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