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All schools across Rutland are being encouraged to actively engage in tree planting with The Queen’s Green Canopy Living Memorial, Schools can get involved in tree planting through the Woodland Trust’s Free Trees for Schools and Communities Scheme, with tree packs available on a first come first served basis.

BIODIVERSITY

One of the ways you can improve our shared environment in Rutland is by planting trees in every, Village, Town, and across Rutland. Work to strengthen our communities through tree-planting. Using, volunteers, and communities we aim to empower schools, organizations, and people to conserve, repair, and restore tree cover in Rutland.

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We are hoping to plant 40,000 British grown trees – one for each person living in Rutland – from October, when the tree planting season begins, through to the end of the 2023. This is a wonderful opportunity for us to come together as a community, to reduce our impact on climate change, and protect and enhance our county for generations to come.

BIODIVERSITY

Volunteers are crucial to our work to plant 40,000 British grown trees – one for each person living in Rutland – from October, when the tree planting season begins, through to the end of the 2023. This is a wonderful opportunity to volunteer, to reduce our impact on climate change, and protect and enhance our county for generations to come.