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Tree planting
Native species planted with municipal and conservation partners, with care plans for survival.
Environment
Green Earth Campaign
Greener neighbourhoods, together
Tree planting, clean-ups and climate education run with schools, environmental groups and local volunteers — practical action that communities can see and share.
Status: Planning the first season with schools and environmental groups
Overview
Why this matters
The challenge
Many neighbourhoods lack tree cover and green space, and litter builds up in parks, ravines and waterways. People want to help but rarely know where to start.
Local environmental groups do excellent work with limited volunteers, equipment and funding to scale up.
Our approach
We organise seasonal campaigns with environmental partners and schools, supplying volunteers, equipment and coordination so each event runs safely and well.
Every activity pairs action with learning, so participants understand why it matters and what they can do at home.
Climate action feels far away until you plant a tree with your neighbours. Small, visible action builds the habits that last.
What the programme includes
Everything a partner needs to deliver
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Community clean-ups
Parks, shorelines and ravines cleaned with proper sorting and disposal.
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School programmes
Classroom sessions and outdoor projects on climate, waste and biodiversity.
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Community gardens
Support for pollinator and food gardens at schools and community sites.
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Equipment library
Gloves, tools and supplies lent to partner groups for their own events.
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Impact tracking
Trees planted, waste collected and volunteer hours recorded and shared openly.
How it works
Four steps from idea to impact
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Plan
We choose sites and dates with environmental partners and landowners.
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Mobilise
Volunteers, schools and sponsors sign up; equipment is prepared.
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Act
Guided planting and clean-up events with safety briefings.
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Care and report
Follow-up care for plantings and a published season report.
Who it serves
Designed with people at the centre
The programme is shaped by the communities our partners serve — and adapted for each one.
Schools and students
Families
Corporate teams
Environmental groups
Faith and cultural groups
Youth clubs
Our 2030 goals
What we are working toward
Targets, not results. We will publish verified progress in our annual report.
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trees planted with partners
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clean-up events
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partner schools
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volunteer hours
Partners we are looking for
Built together, or not at all
Every initiative is delivered through partnerships. These are the organisations that make this one work.
Environmental organisations
To lead sites, species selection and conservation expertise.
Schools
To bring students into hands-on climate learning.
Municipalities and landowners
To provide planting sites and permits.
Corporate sponsors
To fund trees and bring employee volunteer teams.
How you can help
Make this initiative happen
Questions
Frequently asked
Can families with children take part?
Yes. Most events are family-friendly; children participate with a parent or guardian.
What should volunteers bring?
Weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toe shoes and a water bottle. We provide gloves, tools and safety briefings.
How do you make sure trees survive?
We plant native species with conservation partners, who follow up with watering and care plans after planting.
Can my company organise a team day?
Yes. We arrange corporate volunteer days with a dedicated site, briefing and impact summary.