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Students plant trees for a greener future at South Hill joint-use school
Upwards of 150 students helped plant a layered windbreak designed to add outdoor learning space and fruit-bearing plants.
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Sask TodayStudents plant trees for a greener future at South Hill joint-use school
Students from both sides of Moose Jaw’s new South Hill joint-use school helped plant trees and shrubs Oct. 8, creating a future windbreak and an outdoor learning opportunity with support from the Green Cities Foundation and Cornell Design & Landscaping.
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