Learners educated about trees
Precious Tree Project, a non-profit organisation based in Wilderness, has been involved in the rehabilitation and assisted reforestation of identified wildlife corridors running through private properties between Wilderness and Sedgefield for several years, in recognition of the real need to protect our natural Garden Route forest biome. The following 10 schools and learning centres were selected to participate in the activity: Mzoxolo Primary and Pre-Primary School, Dellville Park, Touwsranten, Conville, Parkdene, New Dawn Park and Thembalethu Primary schools, as well as Rondevlei Learning Centre and Life Community Services Centre.
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