A MILLION trees will be planted in the areas under the care of the South West Community Development Council (CDC) over the next 10 years.
The plan calls for more gardening than is going on now. The current target is to put 100,000 native plants into the soil over three years.
The CDC's greening attempts are part of its ECo Plan, or Environment and Community Plan South WestThe one million trees and native plants to be cultivated include tapioca, yam and fruit trees, which are expected to provide shade and attract more birds and butterflies.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
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