"Hi Antonio, Welcome to T4PE! I hope that you are enjoying the site, please let me know if you have questions. Also, please post about how your projects are going, keep up the good work!"
GreenUp Environmental Youth Initiative
GREENUP 500!
GreenUp 500 is a pet project initiated by Dominic Nsikan the DeforestACTION West Africa School Engagement Coordinator. GreenUp 500 is an environmental stewardship project modeled after the DeforestACTION school engagement program which seeks to engage school students and teachers to take actions aimed at halting deforestation. The project aims to engage 50 students from 5 secondary schools around Port Harcourt in planting 500 trees in Port Harcourt Community.
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Comment by Allison Hague on October 1, 2012 at 1:36pm -
Hi Dominic,
How is your project going? Please continue to post information about your events on this website, and let me know if you have any questions about the site!
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