The YEA! held 35 Habitat restoration events, planted 10 food forests, and participated in 48 outreach days and tree giveaways. Most classes were held at schools, where students and teachers learned the importance of trees and returned home with an upcycled biodegradable pot with a tree seedling to plant at home.
Species planted: pond apple, saw palmetto, mangrove, varnish leaf, coastal plain willow, mulberry, sea grape, simpson stopper, coco plum, Jamaican caper. Learn more about NWF’s Trees for Wildlife program impact!
Photo Credit: Thomas Barrat