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Trees for June Babies

Parents of babies born in June 2002 in Palmerston North received a native tree to be planted in their children’s honour.  Where practical, the trees were delivered by a Green Bike trailer. Once the trees are established, they will provide beauty, shade, shelter, and enhance the environment. 

tree deliveryProject leader
Manawatu Tree Trust 
in co-operation with Green Bike Trust 

Duration
June 2002

 

 

 

Marty Bowen (workshop manager for the Green Bike Trust’s depot) and Charles Fouldes (City Alive! Recreation Assets Coordinator) were responsible for the tree delivery.

More information
Media release 6 June 2002.doc(25.50 KB)

Get involved
Would you like to recognise a family event and dedicate a native tree? -> Commemorative Tree Scheme

Contact
Ken Milne, Manawatu Tree Trust Chairperson, Ph 06 350 5100, mtreetrust@hotmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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