As part of National Tree Day, some 75 children from Cycle 3.1 at the elementary schools in Mamer and Capellen took part once again this year in a tree-planting event in the Bambësch Forest. In total, they planted 250 hedge seedlings. They were supervised during the activity by Mamer’s new forest ranger, Christophe Schreiber.
Mayor Luc Feller, along with Aldermen Roger Negri and Ed Buchette, visited the students and praised their strong commitment.
However, the young people didn’t just learn how to plant hedges. The forest ranger also shared valuable knowledge with them about the forest in general and nature conservation. And since physical work works up an appetite, the town treated the children to pastries, apples, and juice to help them regain their strength.
