Planting Trees at a Primary School

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This contractor wanted to help their local community, by donating and planting 1000 trees at the local primary school. They also donated the eco-friendly guards and mulch to help the saplings grow.

The trees were planted to transform a section of the schools field into a wellbeing area for the students, creating a quiet and private area for students to go.

Additionally, they helped plant trees along the roadside of the school’s field, to offer a more segregated area from the busy road, helping concentration and privacy when the students are playing sports, etc.

Brown and Carroll are very proud of this project as not only have we helped the environment, it has also been a great opportunity to engage in the local community and speak to others with as much enthusiasm as ourselves.

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Published 19 May 2022
Views 1856

Categories
Defined plan to protect and enhance the natural environment, Engagement from the community in delivery of the plan, Planned planting and hard engineering to enhance the natural environment, Schools and nurseries,

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Large, Medium,

Level of Best Practice
Best practice,

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Alexandra Reader
HSEQ Coordinator

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Brown & Carroll (London) Ltd
http://www.brown-carroll.co.uk

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