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We harvest young trees and shrubs that are undesirable or in an unfavorable location in an ecologically responsible manner. These are distributed free of charge to contribute to a greener, biodiverse ...
Community & familyNature & sustainability
Help transplant unwanted / hopeless seedlings and green the environment
Project role (Temporary) · Flexible hours · Starting from 5 Nov 2022 For around 5 months
Flexible location
Community & familyNature & sustainability
This volunteering opportunity is expired You can find other volunteering opportunities here.
MeerBomenNu
#57892
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Summary
Will you, together with others, ensure that we can quickly make the landscape greener and boost biodiversity? Help MoreTreesNow!Detailed description
Help collect seedlings so that they can grow into large healthy trees elsewhere. You can work at varying times and locations, whatever suits you.
For example, tasks are:
- digging out a small shrub/tree
- recognizing trees and shrubs and sorting
- labeling young unwanted/unsuccessful trees and shrubs
- keep stock records
What do you get in return?
- being physically active in the outdoors
- contribution to nature and climate
- increase your knowledge about the area and the local vegetation
- fun!
Will you help? Contact us for more information!
This volunteering opportunity is expired You can find other volunteering opportunities here.
About MeerBomenNu
We harvest young trees and shrubs that are undesirable or in an unfavorable location in an ecologically responsible manner. These are distributed free of charge to contribute to a greener, biodiverse living environment. The campaign offers a perspective for action during this climate crisis.
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