Tree planting with Haribon Foundation

Last Saturday, we had a tree planting activity with Sha’s company and with Haribon Foundation for their project Road to 2020. It is actually interesting to learn that it is recommended not to use foreign tree species in reforestation because it won’t bring us the ecological benefits that we need.

Haribon Foundation Baller ID

The strategy that was being used for this project is called rainforestation, which only makes use of native tree species found in the Philippines.

Man demonstrating how to plant a seedling

Tree planting is not an easy task and it is an activity that’s not meant for everyone to do. Those who easily get back pains and arthritis are not recommended to participate in such. I’m glad that I had a chance to partake in this activity. :)

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One Response to “Tree Planting is not easy”

  1. Jhay
    November 17th, 2009 at 6:28 am

    We use the same principle in the tree-planting projects of the Lasallian Institute for the Environment. A lot of students were surprised to find out that you can’t simply plant trees, you have to plant native ones and sometimes, the species that is native to a particular area.

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