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International Cooperation of Children for Trees for Life Canada Inc.
Mission: "To provide materials and information to teachers and school children to help them understand the critical role that trees play in maintaining ecological balance on this planet."
In China since: 1994
Mainland China contact:
Yun Zhou
National Environmental Protection Bureau
Environmental Projects Evaluation Center
An Wai Bei Yuan Chinese Environmental Science Research Academy
Beijing 100012
Tel: +86 (0)10 8491 5325
Fax: +86 (0)10 8491 5323
International Contact:
Radha Zaidi
President
PO Box 79006 Garth RPO
Hamilton
Ontario L9C 5V0
Canada
Tel: +1 905 540 8894
Fax: +1 905 540 8868
Established in 1991, Trees for Life initially developed an environmental education programme for Canadian elementary students called 'Grow-A-Tree'. Each 'Grow-A-Tree' kit provided resources to grow a tree from seed and learn the basics of science and ecology. With the goal of having 100 million children participating in the 'Grow-A-Tree' programme worldwide by 2010, TFL also works to establish sister organisations in other countries. As a result of its international work, TFL now supports pen-pal 'Classroom Exchange Program' for children in participating countries and a 'Volunteer Training Program' which trains non-Canadians to initiate TFL activities in their own countries.
Since 1994, Trees for Life China has distributed 'Grow-A-Tree' kits to over 1000 schools and 120,000 students, mainly in Beijing.
Links
http://www.trees4life.ca
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