16/09/2026
π± Why do trees matter?
During a Community Service Project at Runyu Primary School, 100 trees were planted, including mango trees, as a small but meaningful step towards a greener future.
But beyond the numbers and the tree planting, one student shared a message that deserves to be heard.
Trees give us clean air, provide shade and food, protect our soil, support biodiversity, and can even become a source of income for families and communities. π³
Most importantly, trees connect generations. The trees we plant and protect today may be the ones providing shade, food and a healthier environment for children who come after us.
Her message is simple: we should plant and protect trees because they benefit both us and future generations.
This is what climate action can look like β starting in our schools, communities and everyday lives.
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