Second Evaluation
“Living in Olievenhoutbosch will be different in 15 years time. Today only the sound of moving taxis and crying babies is heard, but in future, the sound of birds and whistling winds will be heard above our trees. That’s the beauty of nature!” Said Mthuthuzeli Nhlabathi, a resident in Olievenhoutbosch.
The Arbor month celebrations have been happening for years now, but in Olievenhoutbosch became known when Audi SA and FTFA celebrated it here in 2010. The Arbor month is a talk-about topic in Olievenhoutbosch today.
“We hope Audi SA will consider us for 2011 Arbor month celebration as we want our youth to be encouraged to participate in all environmental events.” Said Mayende Mkhonta.
The residents are looking after their trees and they are seeing the value of having trees in their houses. “I gave this tree a name of my baby boy Tumele because I love it; and if I love it I will take care of it as I take care of my boy.” Said Thembi Mavunga.
Trees are watered atleast twice a week and 40% of the residents mulch their trees.
“Living in Olievenhoutbosch will be different in 15 years time. Today only the sound of moving taxis and crying babies is heard, but in future, the sound of birds and whistling winds will be heard above our trees. That’s the beauty of nature!” Said Mthuthuzeli Nhlabathi, a resident in Olievenhoutbosch.
The Arbor month celebrations have been happening for years now, but in Olievenhoutbosch became known when Audi SA and FTFA celebrated it here in 2010. The Arbor month is a talk-about topic in Olievenhoutbosch today.
“We hope Audi SA will consider us for 2011 Arbor month celebration as we want our youth to be encouraged to participate in all environmental events.” Said Mayende Mkhonta.
The residents are looking after their trees and they are seeing the value of having trees in their houses. “I gave this tree a name of my baby boy Tumele because I love it; and if I love it I will take care of it as I take care of my boy.” Said Thembi Mavunga.
Trees are watered atleast twice a week and 40% of the residents mulch their trees.
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