Exeter District High School take part in 20 Million Trees Project

Tarlia Jordan
Updated June 26 2017 - 5:04pm, first published June 23 2017 - 5:49pm
HARD AT WORK: Exeter District High School has planted more than 200 trees to help cement a waterway's future and make the area safe for wildlife. Picture: supplied.
HARD AT WORK: Exeter District High School has planted more than 200 trees to help cement a waterway's future and make the area safe for wildlife. Picture: supplied.

More than 70 Exeter District High School students planted more than 200 native trees in a bid to save wildlife and fence off a waterway earlier this month. 

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Tarlia Jordan

Journalist at The Examiner Newspaper

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