Help with the construction of a food forest at St Paulus Primary School
Event · 20 Apr 2024, 07:00 - 13:00
Jim Blue Jacketstraat 2, San Nicolas, Aruba
GardeningOutdoorsTeaching
Nature & sustainabilityPoverty reductionEducation
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Living Soil Aruba
#75184
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Summary
Help us build the food forest at St Paulus primary school! We will work the soil together and plant an abundance of trees and plants.Detailed description
Help us build the food forest at St Paulus primary school! We will work the soil together and plant an abundance of trees and plants. Please bring your own garden tools such as piki, chapi, rake, shovel etc. (make sure your name is clearly visible). If you have a wheelbarrow or (electric) saw, these are also welcome. Sturdy shoes, sun protection clothing, a bottle of water and, above all, a big smile are also indispensable! We will meet on Saturday April 20, 7 AM at the entrance of the primary school. Together we make a positive impact on the learning environment of our new generation of children. Thanks in advance for your help!
About Living Soil Aruba
Living Soil Aruba is dedicated to educating, promoting, and implementing Syntropic Farming practices that seamlessly coexist with nature, fostering sustainable ecosystems teeming with abundance.
All with the mission to empower farmers and communities, enabling them to nurture fertile soil, yield nutrient-rich crops, champion biodiversity, and simultaneously revitalize the Earth, while restoring our planet to its former glory.
All with the mission to empower farmers and communities, enabling them to nurture fertile soil, yield nutrient-rich crops, champion biodiversity, and simultaneously revitalize the Earth, while restoring our planet to its former glory.
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