Date published 17 February 2020
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The 9 mature trees were planted last week at Wardown Park’s Air Quality Arboretum in Luton, with the fantastic help of pupils from Riverbank Primary School.
The arboretum seeks to inform and educate local visitors on the value of trees – in particular relation to health, air quality, wildlife and biodiversity. The project will connect the children with nature whilst giving them an educational resource to better understand climate change and the causes of pollution.
For more information about the LI tree planting project please visit landscapeinstitute.org.
The arboretum seeks to inform and educate local visitors on the value of trees – in particular relation to health, air quality, wildlife and biodiversity. The project will connect the children with nature whilst giving them an educational resource to better understand climate change and the causes of pollution.
For more information about the LI tree planting project please visit landscapeinstitute.org.