How to plant a tree for the Big Climate Fightback
We know that planting more trees is one way to achieve that goal as they filter our air, using up carbon dioxide and creating oxygen. With that in mind, a conservation charity is aiming to put up a tree for every person in the UK. But that’s going to require a lot of effort. The Woodland Trust is launching the Big Climate Fightback, asking a million Brits to help erect more trees by the end of November 2019. Within the next six years, the Trust hopes to have planted 64 million trees. If the UK hopes to cut its carbon emissions to zero by 2050, it will need to plant 1.5 billion trees altogether. That would require 50 million young trees going into the ground each year before the deadline. If that’s something you want to contribute to, here’s how to get involved. The Woodland Trust offers tree-planting services in four areas – on an individual, business, and school level, and for farmers and landowners. If you want to plant the trees yourself, The Woodland Trust will contribute up to 75