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Oklahoma City Community College, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
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Project Essay
xjaw1



Registered: June 2007
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My Apprentice Ecologist Initiative project was to plant a tree. We planted the tree on OCCC campus. The trees we planted were eastern redbuds. We planted the trees to help produce oxygen in the world because we keep cutting trees down. We planted the trees by 1. making a 1 ½ feet deep hole. 2. putting the seedling in the hole and sticking the root all the way in 3.making a 45 degree angle to push the dirt on top of the seedling and 4. fill the 2nd hole with dirt/sand. That’s what my project was. The end.
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Project Results
Hours Volunteered: Eighty
Volunteers: Twenty
Authors Age & Age Range of Volunteers: 11-15
Area Restored for Native Wildlife (hectares): 1/4
Native Trees Planted: Twenty
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