Partnerships, Fruit Trees, and Land Restoration in the Peruvian Amazon, with FTPF's James Kaechele
Mar 4, 2020
1 min read
NEW YORK STATE URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL: "In early December, 2019, Kaechele, also a consulting arborist for the Pittsburgh-based international charity Fruit Tree Planting Foundation (FTPF), went with a team of staff and volunteers to the Loreta Region of Peru to plant 6,000 fruit trees in five Amazon River communities." Read the full story here.
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