‘Low hanging fruit’: KHS students plant 50 new tropical trees gifted to school farm by FTPF
Oct 1, 2018
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WEST HAWAII TODAY: Since it was launched in 2005, the program has been implemented at schools and communities all over the world. After the first planting in San Diego, tens of thousands of trees have been donated at schools and communities in many other U.S. cities and countries including Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa and India.
This year alone, FTPF has planted and distributed more than 65,000 fruit trees in six countries. Read the full story here.
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