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Tree planting, Entebbe, Uganda
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Project Essay
Conserve Africa2012



Registered: May 2012
City/Town/Province: Entebbe
Posts: 1
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We are a green youth conservation working on a fruit tree planting in Entebbe City in the road reseves. Entebbe was a tropical rain forest but all trees have been cut down due to city development. Most places are cleared for buildings roads which has left no nature at all. The whole land was sold for business hotels and there is no where you can plant tree apart from on the road reserve. So we are planting fruit trees, which will help to provide food to our community and animals as well as protecting nature.
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Project Results
Hours Volunteered: 10
Volunteers: 20
Authors Age & Age Range of Volunteers: 18 to 23
Area Restored for Native Wildlife (hectares): 10
Native Trees Planted: 200
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