US EditionWagga schools join forces to preserve green future by planting trees
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Wagga schools join forces to preserve green future by planting trees
ErinEarth education officer Abe Worthington, Wagga Council environmental education officer Christina Reid (back), Wagga Home School parent Rebecca Wells and Wagga Home School students spread the word on the importance of planting trees. Photo: Wagga Wagga City Council. Wagga Wagga students are using their green thumbs to put more native plants in our environment in support of the 2025 Schools National Tree Day. Every year, Wagga Council offers l…
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