Climate Action Rwanda Project #51509

Plant 40,000 Trees In Northern Rwanda

by RWANDAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION

Project Report | Oct 23, 2023
Updates on trees planting in land 6 and 5.

By Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana | Project Leader

Dear Patrons,

We are very happy to thank you very much for all the support that you have provided so far for our Rwanda forestation project.

We are so excited to share with you the progress of sapling planting activities for Land Six and Land five, this time; Saturday the 21st October 2023, we planted around 1200 trees in land six and land 5. We were replacing trees burn out during summer. We planted saplings at location Rwanda: 724+ CHC Mugambazi (Google Plus code). These area’s name is Mugambazi (colline Mwite) and 7299+2X5.

We take this opportunity to thank Professor Barry and Monica for joining us in tree planting activities, we do appreciated for everything you have contribute to this project. We can’t forget to thank students from Burega sector and volunteers for their active participation in this tree planting activities. We would like also like to thank Muyanza Primary school, Burega primary school, and Butangamundu primary school students and leaders for their valuable support and active participation in this forestation project since the beginning of the project. In this activity, during the project activities, the total of 25 people including volunteers and project workers helped in that planting activities to be successful. The trees we have planted this time were 100% are Eucalyptus. We have finally completed land 6 and land 5. We will continue to do maintenance to make sure our trees planted are growing well.

To keep our activities going well as planned, we need ongoing funds for the regular maintenance of the saplings and the land. The maintenance will require maximum care and supervision to make sure that trees are growing well. This activity will also include pruning the area properly to keep the trees healthy and strong. We will be doing mulch about 6 inches from the base of the tree so that we cannot damage the roots of our trees. We will do replacement of those who may die because of different factors.

We request you to donate generously to our project so that we can keep working and achieve our goals. You could also consider doing a monthly recurring donation for our project, which will help us with our ongoing work. The link for the monthly recurring donation is mentioned below in the report.

We thank you for everything that you have done for our project, and we look forward to your continued support.

Thanks and Best Regards.

Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana

RWAYDAVO President

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Sep 22, 2023
Land 1 trees are growing very well

By Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana | Project Leader

Sep 14, 2023
Update on Fencing of the land Six

By Jean Damascene Uwizeyimana | Project Leader

Dear Patrons,

Thank you so much for the support that you have provided so far for planting 40,000 trees in Northern Rwanda. We are glad to let you know that we have delayed to start the fencing of land 6 due to the insufficient funds that didn’t allow me to start the fencing on time. The land sic where we want to do fencing is located in Rwanda: 724+ CHC Mugambazi (Google Plus code). This land is having a total of 28500 trees. This area’s name is Butangamundu in Mugambazi, the fencing will be done is around 80 meters for protecting a key area of the land. This will highly protect our trees from disturbances from animals like goats, cows, and sheep, as well as from the disturbances caused by the humans. To be able to start this activity, we need at least an immediate funds of 6000 USD.

After the completion of the fencing activity, the most important part will be to do maintenance. Actually, the maintenance includes pruning the area properly in order to keep the trees healthy and strong, and as the water is the food for our trees and plants – that’s why effective watering is one of the most important ways to care for and maintain, so, we will make sure that our terraces created at the beginning will not be filled but soils which can prevent the retention of water during the rainy season. Also, As the soil compaction prevents water and oxygen from infiltrating the tree’s roots, we will make sure that the soil is not compacted. We will be doing mulch about 6 inches from the base of your tree so that we cannot damage our trees roots.

We promise you to keep sending updates about this project, and we request you to keep supporting our project so that we can keep working and achieve our goals. You could also consider doing a monthly recurring donation for our project, which will help us with our ongoing work. The link for the monthly recurring donation is mentioned below in the report .

We thank you for everything that you have done for our project, and we look forward for your continued support.

Thanks and Best Regards.

Jean Damascene UWIZEYIMANA

RWAYDAVO President

Links:

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