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Celebrating Arbor Month: A Commitment to Environmental Stewardship

by Michael Jameson
September 30, 2024

Arbor Month, celebrated every September in South Africa, shines a spotlight on the vital role of trees and caring for our environment. This year, the Eastern Cape hosted a special event at the Fort Cox Agriculture and Forestry Training Institute, where Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts emphasized how trees help fight climate change and support our communities. With a theme celebrating 30 years of freedom, the campaign included planting 3,000 trees and giving fruit trees to local families, encouraging everyone to join in greening our land. The event reminded us that taking care of our forests is a shared responsibility, essential for a healthy future.

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Celebrating Arbor Month: Cape Town’s Commitment to Growth and Sustainability

by Lerato Mokena
September 27, 2024

Arbor Month in Cape Town is a joyful celebration of trees and the environment, where the community comes together to plant beautiful indigenous trees like the Wild Olive. On September 25, 2024, city leaders planted two Wild Olives at the Bellville Municipal building, showing their commitment to a greener, healthier city. This event not only beautified the area but also strengthened community bonds and reminded everyone of the importance of caring for nature. With every tree planted, Cape Town invests in a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

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