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200 adopted seedlings were planted on the riparian corridor-along the watershed of Malumpati, the river known for its cold and cleanest waters (in 1995) in Pandan, Antique last Saturday, November 12th 2022 as the kickstart of the Music Fest Para sa Northwest.

 

 

We know for a fact that many tree planting initiatives have failed simply because many have planted but many, too, have not returned to ensure growth. This time, we introduced the concept of tree growing and geotagging adopted trees for the sponsors to locate where it was planted, aside from the labels.

 

It is our commitment, that the 200 trees will thrive and add life to the watershed. It is our commitment to our sponsors that the 200 pesos they pay will actually survive and be part of their living taxes to the earth.

We hearthilly thank our sponsors for adopting trees, our volunteers, SB Gaynor Briones of Pandan, the PNP-Pandan, Bueareu of Fire-Pandan personnel, Kabalikat Civicom and all others who planted the soft bombs of love to the earth.

 

We aim at growing trees and not only at the numbers of the planted ones.

 

What means riparian?

“A riparian corridor is a unique plant community consisting of the vegetation growing near a river, stream, lake, lagoon or other natural body of water“