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Plant a Tree in Musician’s Park
Days like “World Planting Day” celebrated on March 21, remind us to think about and care for them. As part of this global initiative, millions of trees are planted worldwide.
It’s impossible to imagine our home – Earth, without trees. They are the living beings that make life on this planet possible. At yet, it’s alarming to realize that every single day the Earth loses approximately 42 million trees and in a year this number reaches 15 billion.
Trees are the oldest inhabitants of our planet, creating living environments and food sources for countless other organisms. Sadly, these beings, which have survived for centuries and have lived on Earth for 370 million years, now face a serious threat due to massive deforestation.
If you haven’t noticed, I’ll tell you that the reduction of trees has already changed our environment. If you feel a lack of oxygen in the summer, making it hard to breath or experience higher temperatures, that is a direct result of cutting down trees. The growing number of landslides and other ecological disasters is also connected to deforestation. To respond to these challenges, there is only one solution - we must plant, care for and protect the oldest inhabitants of our planet.
Days like “World Planting Day” celebrated on March 21, remind us to think about and care for them. As part of this global initiative, millions of trees are planted worldwide. In preparation for this day, I also carried out a campaign through which, over the course of an entire month, I encouraged my friends to protect and care for trees by sharing interesting stories about them through my social media platforms. Within my space, I designated three locations where, together with those involved in the campaign, we planted maple saplings for the future of our planet. The other inhabitants of my environment have already welcomed each new sapling. Although they still require our care, once fully grown, each tree will produce between 100 and 120 kilograms of oxygen, making time spent in my surroundings even more enjoyable. Those who contributed these saplings to my environment will be able to visit them at any time and observe their growth.
Throughout the existence of Musicians’ Park, I have implemented many eco-projects, but this campaign turned out to be the one that received the greatest response. It showed me how many people truly care about the future of our only home - Earth.
Days like “World Planting Day” celebrated on March 21, remind us to think about and care for them. As part of this global initiative, millions of trees are planted worldwide. In preparation for this day, I also carried out a campaign through which, over the course of an entire month, I encouraged my friends to protect and care for trees by sharing interesting stories about them through my social media platforms. Within my space, I designated three locations where, together with those involved in the campaign, we planted maple saplings for the future of our planet. The other inhabitants of my environment have already welcomed each new sapling. Although they still require our care, once fully grown, each tree will produce between 100 and 120 kilograms of oxygen, making time spent in my surroundings even more enjoyable. Those who contributed these saplings to my environment will be able to visit them at any time and observe their growth.
Throughout the existence of Musicians’ Park, I have implemented many eco-projects, but this campaign turned out to be the one that received the greatest response. It showed me how many people truly care about the future of our only home - Earth.