LO1

 Efficiently coordinating the planting of 350 trees, ensuring a well-executed event took a lot of hard work . Provided guidance and motivation to volunteers, displaying strong leadership qualities. Contributed to environmental conservation by actively participating in the tree plantation drive.Team Collaboration: Worked effectively with the team, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose.Physical Endurance was demonstrated stamina during the physically demanding tree planting process.environmental Knowledge: Deepen understanding of local ecosystems, tree species, and conservation practices. Improved communication skills to inspire and educate others about environmental issues.Enhance ability to handle unexpected challenges and changes during such events.

LO2 

Logistical Planning, Coordinating the entire event, from sourcing saplings to ensuring tools and volunteers were available, honed my organizational and project management skills. Community Engagement, Mobilizing volunteers and raising awareness about the event required improved communication and outreach skills, fostering stronger community connections. Environmental Knowledge, To ensure the right trees were planted in suitable locations, I deepened my understanding of local ecosystems and tree species, gaining valuable environmental expertise.Adaptability: Handling unforeseen weather changes and volunteer cancellations taught me to adapt quickly and find creative solutions in real-time.Leadership, Taking charge of the drive allowed me to develop strong leadership skills, inspiring and motivating volunteers to work together towards our environmental goals

LO3

 We had to define specific objectives, such as planting a certain number of trees, educating participants about environmental conservation, and fostering community involvement. • Develop a comprehensive plan that outlines every aspect of the tree plantation drive, including:Location selection and permissions.Budgeting and fundraising (if needed),Volunteer recruitment and training,Tree species selection and sourcing,Event logistics and scheduling, Safety measure, Communication and outreach strategy. Luckily we found a NGO by the name of grow tree grow native which helped using all these tasks.

Lo4 

 initially we struggled to find an NGO willing to provide land and trees. Continue contacting different organizations and individuals who might be able to assist.Bwe had to be persistent in our communication, sending emails, making phone calls, and even visiting their offices if necessary. We were struggling to make hols in the ground with put the machine but we students did not hold back and started digging the ground with hoe and started to work with out nay time delay.

LO5

 Collaborative efforts require effective communication. You must clearly convey your goals, delegate tasks, and keep team members informed. Your ability to articulate ideas and listen to others will be on display.Collaborating with others demonstrates your capacity to work effectively in a team, respecting different perspectives and contributing to collective goals. You’ll learn to share responsibilities and rely on one another. Leadership doesn’t always mean taking charge; it can also involve facilitating discussions, motivating team members, and leading by example. You’ll have opportunities to lead, guide, and inspire others.

LO6

 Emphasize the global significance of reforestation and afforestation efforts in combating climate change. Explaining  how trees absorb carbon dioxide, help stabilize climate patterns, and support biodiversity.Showcase your commitment to sustainable practices during the tree plantation drive.it is  important  maintaining and caring for the trees beyond the event to ensure a lasting impact on the global environment .Incorporate an educational aspect into the drive. Share information about global deforestation rates, the importance of forests for clean air and water, and the interconnectedness of ecosystems around the world.

LO7

Ethically evaluate the environmental impact of your tree plantation drive. Ensuring that the chosen tree species are native and appropriate for the local ecosystem, minimizing the risk of invasive species.Obtain ingproper permissions and conduct due diligence regarding land use and respecting property rights and local regulations to avoid any ethical or legal conflicts.Minimizeing  waste generated during the drive by using reusable materials and promoting recycling and responsible disposal.Considering the ethical sourcing of tree saplings and materials. Ensure that the suppliers adhere to sustainable and responsible practices.