Cadets will plant 150,000 trees for Cadet150
The Cadet Forces are celebrating their 150th Anniversary in 2010. As part of this the Woodland Trust and the Cadet Forces have formed a partnership to provide cadets with a number of opportunities to learn about, and engage in, woodland conservation.
Over the course of this year and next, the Woodland Trust, the UK's leading woodland conservation charity, will offer a series of events for Cadets. This initiative is part of the Trust's Tree For All campaign, which aims to involve two million children in planting 12 million trees.
Find out more about how you can get involved by visiting the Woodland Trust website.
- Jun 23,2009
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