Giving trees to Rwanda’s public schools can give kids extraordinary educational options. Students can learn about the value of conservation, environmental stewardship, and the function trees provide in our ecosystem by planting and caring for trees. Also, children can pick up useful skills they can use for the rest of their lives, like planting and caring for trees.

In Rwanda, a developing nation, a large portion of the population depends on agriculture and natural resources like timber for a living. By supplying a sustainable source of timber and other materials, people may support the local economy by planting trees. Moreover, trees can yield fruits and nuts that can be consumed, giving local communities a valuable source of nutrition.