Planting trees and honouring exemplars

Combines carbon sequestration with recognising persons who have made sterling contributions to humanity. Trees are planted in honour of individuals or groups at schools, office compounds, places of worship, parks and residences. CZITT typically combines the creation of a Forest of Fame with another CZITT activity at the organisation. The Forest of Fame is intended to encourage tree planting with all its benefits. Examples are St Augustine Girls’ High School at which six former teachers were honoured and the Chaguanas Borough Corporation where six trees were planted with the High Commission of India in recognition of the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

Mrs Hazel Manning, wife of former Prime Minister, Patrick Manning, and Presentation College San Fernando, Mr Dexter Mitchell, honouring Mr Manning with an induction to the Forest of Fame

Planting Moringa trees for the Forest of Fame at the President’s Office grounds

Forest of Fame at St Augustine Girls’ High School in honour of past Principals of this iconic school

At the Chaguanas Borough Corporation for World Environment Day 2019 and marking the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi

Teachers and students of Brazil Secondary School planting their Moringa trees

Their Excellencies Former President Justice Carmona and Jamaican High Commission Arthur Williams together with representatives of CZITT, Nu-Iron, Cariphil Alliance and PlantYuhROOTS at International Day of Forests 2021

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