November 17, 2011

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Ross Creek Clan.

TREES PLANTED

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Everyone got involved on planting day.
Hi Colleen, Trees are doing well with all the rain and sun, thanks so much for your help to get them. Jenny.

Thank you kindly to the following individuals who all ‘found’ Fifteen Trees on the internet and then took the next step to carbon offset their cars. Celie Burton, Felix Junker, Tristan Stanley (from Lime Ratings) and Andrew Wyatt have all carbon offset their cars for the next 12 months.  Through their support, 60 trees were planted at Ross Creek in the Central Highlands District of Victoria. Here is a photo of the trees that have been beautifully planted with protection from rabbits and weeds (and playful dogs).

Cheers – Colleen.

The number of trees planted with the assistance of Fifteen Trees supporters – 6880[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]

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