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As recommended by my dear sister in law, Australian forester and her scientist husband,this morning by video link. They report going through a sandstorm this week, an increasing new phenomenon over there.

Tree planters all!

What kind of trees do you plant? Native trees and some that while not on our small enough list (of 28 native trees, sadly a dwindling list due to Ash dieback and Dutch Elm disease) are still “The Right Tree in the Right Place”. The land available dictates what species we plant, e.g. alder likesContinueContinue reading “Why Trees?”

<blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”><p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>Can you guess who is first out of the traps, with most of their 1,000 saplings planted and it’s only Sunday? A clue; check out a tree-planting Ash tool more usually used in hurling than in tree planting! No we did… <a href=”https://t.co/vxpv58gL2J”>https://t.co/vxpv58gL2J</a></p>— easyas12tree (@EasyTreesIE) <a href=”https://twitter.com/EasyTreesIE/status/1193565296600199171?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw”>November 10, 2019</a></blockquote> https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Swords Woodland Association in partnership with Fingal County Council and the Easy Treesie – Crann Project will plant 1,000 Coillte saplings with local children and their community as a Climate Action This event commences Monday 11th November and continues all week. Tree Cheers for all involved!

Presenting the first-ever Patagonia Power Plant challenge. Grow your share of fresh air – plant a tree! Shankill Tidy Towns with the Science Foundation of Ireland and the Easy Treesie – Crann Project and friends, DLRCC Parks Dept, Coillte, local school Scoil Áine, SAGE, Tree Council of Ireland, Atomic, students of the Law Society ofContinueContinue reading “1,000 treesies in a day? YES WE CRANN!”