At least thousands of seedlings of “lambago” trees
have been planted on October 1, by different schools
in the city of Cagayan de Oro, as a symbol for their
commitment in the protection of the environment.
The event was led by the City Local Environment
and Natural Resources Office (Clenro), as it
celebrated its 19th anniversary. The Mangrove trees
were planted at the coastline of Cagayan de Oro river
fronting Duaw Park, beside the City Hall.
The head of the Clenro, Mr. Reyes, said that the
seedlings being planted by the students were
donated by Department of Environment and Natural
Resources. “When students plant trees, they can see
for themselves the structure of trees, learn what they
need and how they grow,” he said.
SCHOOL TREE
PLANTING
PARTICIPATED
BY THOUSANDS OF
CHILDREN
By
Ja mb ee
N.
Si sa
O C T O B E R
2 8 ,
2020
It is very important to have the students to plant
trees especially in the city of Cagayan de Oro. This
will help the students to know the correct planting
process. It will also help them to discuss the benefits
and the process of plating trees in their classes.
Students become aware that they can play a role
in protecting the environment through their personal
involvement. Ultimately, it is hoped that the
experienced will help them make intelligent decisions
about conversation and use of our valuable
natural resources.
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