Trees for Survival

Trees for Survival is a charitable trust, run by the Rotary Club, that promotes school children growing and planting trees. The idea is that students grow native trees in specially designed growing units, and plant them on at-risk land. The new trees help control soil erosion, safeguard water quality, increase biodiversity, and beautify the landscape.
Bucklands Beach students have been a part of this process for many years and enjoy the yearly trips out into wilderness spots to plant the trees they've nurtured since tiny seedlings.

For more information about Trees for Survival visit www.tfsnz.org.nz