Four families joined a community effort in Willesden to plant 18 trees and 540 saplings, enhancing green spaces around Longstone Avenue. The initiative, organized by Trees for Cities and supported by Brent Council, aims to transform the Church End and Roundwood area into a sustainable urban green corridor. Cllr Jake Rubin noted the importance of creating green spaces for future generations. With the involvement of 60 volunteers, including children, the project is part of a larger goal to plant 1,100 new trees by summer, encouraging community participation in environmental stewardship.
Planting trees creates green spaces for our future generations, and we are aiming to transform the Church End and Roundwood green corridor into a more sustainable environment.
The ambitious project, organized by the Trees for Cities environment group, has seen community members engage in planting 18 young trees and 540 saplings around Longstone Avenue.
With efforts from 60 volunteers, including children, we hope to foster community spirit and enhance local wildlife habitats through this urban greening initiative.
We are pleased to work with the council to achieve our goal of planting 1,100 trees and saplings, promoting greener urban living and community involvement.
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