Jersey Proud: Several high schools taking part in nationwide tree initiative
Environmental clubs at 27 New Jersey high schools are taking the lead in this to offset 150 million sheets of paper that will be used in schools this year and do their part to replenish a natural resource.
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Feb 24, 2022, 3:42 AM
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316ds agoHigh school kids all over New Jersey will be planting trees this spring.
Thousands are taking part in a nationwide effort known as Tree Plenish.
Environmental clubs at 27 New Jersey high schools are taking the lead in this to offset 150 million sheets of paper that will be used in schools this year and do their part to replenish a natural resource.
If you'd like to learn more about how you can get involved, clink on the link here.