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🌴 Today, March 6, 2026, is a special day in the Maldives as we celebrate **National Tree Planting Day**! 🌳

Maldivians come together to honor the importance of greenery and environmental conservation by planting trees across the nation. 🌱 This initiative […]

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We joined the Ministry of Water and Environment and partners for #NationalTreePlantingDay at Busoga College Mwiri under the theme “Revive, Restore, Sustain: Indigenous Species for Uganda’s Future.”
Together, we’re greening Uganda! 🌱
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Uganda is on a mission to plant over 40 million trees by October 3, 2025, a crucial step in combating the alarming decline in its forest cover... #NationalTreePlantingDay
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12 May Declared Nujoma Day and National Tree Planting Day 12 May Declared Nujoma Day and National Tree Planting Day NBC Online Thu, 07/03/2025 - 18:56

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12 May proposed as National Tree Planting Day Niël Terblanché The Sam Nujoma Foundation has proposed that 12 May, the birthday of Namibia’s Founding President, be declared National Tree Planting Day to honour his legacy as an environmentalist and advocate for sustainable development. In a statement issued by former prime minister and chairperson of the foundation, Nahas Angula, said the late Dr Sam Nujoma is remembered not only as a liberation icon and statesman, but also as a strong voice for Namibia’s environment. “His unwavering commitment to Namibia’s natural heritage was reflected in his lifelong advocacy for tree planting and environmental conservation,” Angula said. He added that Nujoma’s final symbolic act of planting a tree at the Olufuko homestead on 4 July 2023 is being remembered as a sign of his lifelong dedication to the environment and future generations. Angula described Nujoma’s passing as the fall of a great and majestic African baobab tree. Many institutions, including regional and local authorities, have responded to the proposal by organising tree planting events in Nujoma’s honour. Angula said the initiative aims to encourage Namibians to take part in environmental care, tree planting in their communities, climate action, and conservation. The first proposed National Tree Planting Day would be presented under the theme, “The Baobab Tree Has Fallen, but Its Roots Endure.” The foundation called on all Namibians to plant indigenous trees at homes, schools, parks, and government buildings. In collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism’s Directorate of Forestry, the foundation has identified native species suited to the country’s ecological zones.  These include the baobab, marula, mopane, quiver, and camelthorn trees. According to Angula, the initiative will also include a social media campaign targeting young people, asking them to share their tree planting efforts and messages online. “The Sam Nujoma Foundation respectfully requests the public’s participation in this symbolic and historic tree planting initiative,” Angula said. He added that the day will help ensure that Nujoma’s environmental legacy continues through future generations.

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