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On 5th December this year, Breathing Places will be asking audiences to do one thing for nature by planting a tree at their local breathing place, local park, community space, school grounds or at home in their own gardens.

As part of National Tree Week, BBC Breathing Places invites everyone to join them in setting a new Guinness World RecordTM for planting the most trees in one hour in multiple locations. Their aim is to plant a million trees beating the current record of 653,143 trees.

To find out more visit the Breathing Places website.

09 November 2009
09:50:25 am, Categories: News

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Comment from: The Tree Council [Visitor] · http://www.treecouncil.org.uk/?q=node/41
Yes, it's on - National Tree Week is traditionally the launch of the winter tree planting season and has been organised by The Tree Council since 1975. The theme for this year is “Grow Your Own” and is part of this year-long drive towards raising awareness, through community action, of the part that trees play in sustainable living. By planting trees for their fruit and seeds - the ever popular apples, pears and plums as well as mulberries, hazel and sweet chestnut - The Tree Council is encouraging people to make the most of the free food that trees can provide. It is also asking anyone considering planting a tree to think about issues such as alternative fuel sources, health, shade and survival of species as they consider what the most appropriate species will be for their site as they “grow their own”.
09 November 2009 @ 18:08

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