Greig and Kat's Grove's celebration grove
Because there will never be enough trees in the world
For Christmas, Birthdays,
Anniversaries and Long Haul Flight Days...
Belated birthday present
Donated by Marlies Turner-richardson
30th March 2019
Dear volunteer, I recently learnt you read this to the tree as it's planted. Please sing!
Happy Birthday to Me
Time to grow some small trees
Making the world slightly better
One tree at a time
Donated by Kat
5th March 2019
6 trees towards offsetting the carbon from our flights to Amsterdam for a wedding
Donated by Kat & Greig
14th February 2019
18 trees for my amazing trip to visit a friend in Vancouver! June 2018
Donated by Kat
22nd September 2018
2 trees for my trip to visit friends in Exeter. August 2018.
Donated by Kat
22nd September 2018
9 trees to offset our lovely holiday to Lisbon for our friends' wedding! September 2018
Donated by Kat & Greig
22nd September 2018
Some trees for Christomas 2017
Donated by Sue & Malcolm
9th December 2017
Because I'm flying to Exter rather than giving up two days to travel there and back by train.
Donated by Kat
25th August 2017
8 trees for our wonderful Christmas in South Africa, 2016.
Donated by Kat & Greig
5th January 2017
4 trees for our amazing 10 year anniversary trip to Finland! Who would have thought Kat could keep the destination a surprise for over 6 months!
Donated by Greig & Kat
23rd May 2016
For our fantastic trip to South Africa in September 2014.
Donated by Greig and Kat
23rd August 2015
Donated by Kat Kane
3rd October 2014
For an amazing trip to Halifax, Toronto and Niagara. Once in a lifetime, unforgettable. August 2013
Donated by Kat Kane
30th June 2014
For surviving the London, Edinburgh and Iceland Moonwalks, Summer 2013
Donated by Kat Kane
30th June 2014
These trees are dedicated to Kat. As she continues to become older and wiser, May these trees flourish.
Donated by Michael Rampersad
3rd March 2014
Donated by Miss K J Kane
1st March 2014
Your grove of trees
The trees in this grove will be carefully planted in protected sites in the Scottish Highlands where they will create homes for wildlife and forests for the future.
Scots pine against a summer blue sky.
Twinflowers in bloom on pine woodland floor.
A Scotch argus butterfly on common ragwort.
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