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National Tree Week (2023)

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National Tree Week 2023 – Biodiversity begin with trees

Last year (2022), we revisited all the trees we had planted since 2019. It was a wonderful walk down memory lane, seeing how much our young saplings had grown. This year, we did something different.

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For National Tree Week 2023, we turned our attention to Dundalk's historical trees – the mature trees that have stood in our town for decades, even centuries. These trees have witnessed generations pass by, and they deserve some care too.

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24th June 2023 – Historical trees on Longwalk

The team went out this morning to care for the trees and flower beds on the Longwalk. A huge amount of work was done by all – weeding, mulching, litter picking, and giving those beautiful old trees the attention they deserve.

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Historical trees matter because they store more carbon, provide habitats for birds, insects and mosses which promotes biodiversity. Besides, these trees are a living landmarks and make out town beautiful. 

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