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In the Mine Park of Lipetsk planted 110 trees

A new alley appeared in the Mine Park: volunteers of the Mercy Foundation planted 110 young trees here

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In the Mine Park of Lipetsk planted 110 trees

A new alley appeared in the Mine Park: volunteers of the Mercy Foundation planted 110 young trees here. This was reported in the administration of Lipetsk.

In the planting - ash, willows, maples, lindens and birches. New trees were planted instead of the sick that had to be removed. Over time, the seedlings should become part of the park space and add greenery and shade to it.

Activists note that when planning urban environmental actions, it is important to pay attention not only to large parks. New areas and quiet courtyards also need landscaping, especially where there are few trees and shaded areas.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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