Planting 180 trees with Suntory in Garwolin on 30 October 2024

On 30 October 2024, the One More Tree Foundation organised another tree planting event, this time in Garwolin, in cooperation with Suntory. As part of the event, 180 trees were planted, which in the future will become an important part of the local landscape and contribute to improving air quality and enriching local biodiversity.

Tree species planted during the event

Five tree species were planted during the event, including:

• Maple – Maples are known for their ability to absorb pollutants and for their beautiful, colourful leaves that decorate the landscape especially in autumn. These trees are also an important part of ecosystems, providing food for insects.
• Lime – The lime tree is a tree with exceptionally aromatic flowers that attract bees and other pollinating insects. It is a species particularly valued in green spaces for its ecological and medicinal qualities.
• Birch – Birches are a symbol of resilience and endurance. Their distinctive white bark and ability to grow in harsh conditions make them a valuable species for local ecosystems.
• Hawthorn – Hawthorn is a small tree with decorative flowers and fruits that are a source of food for birds and mammals. It is also valued in horticulture for its ornamental qualities.
• Bird cherry – The bird cherry is a species that provides food for many bird species. Its fruit and flowers support the local fauna, and the tree is also valued for its aesthetic qualities.

Each of these species has been carefully selected to best adapt to local environmental conditions and support the development of the ecosystem. Maples and lime trees are particularly valued for their aesthetic qualities and their ability to absorb pollutants, birches are known for their resilience, and hawthorn and bird cherry further support the local fauna by providing food for birds.