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EntebbePartnership forming

A forest next to two schools.

We are raising £2,500 by the end of November to establish a 1,022 m² (11,000 sq ft) mini forest at Ssanda, Nakawuka, in Kajjansi Town Council. Its wild match through MaP is being agreed, so for now every gift goes to the forest in full.

The planting has to happen by the end of this month, so every gift now goes straight into the ground.

St. Kizito Ssanda Primary School and St. Andrew's College Ssanda are a short walk from the site. The aim is a forest the pupils help plant and come back to, with Ugandan businesses and community volunteers alongside Treescape Planet Organisation.

City patch: Entebbe, 1,022 m² (11,000 sq ft)
Where: Ssanda, Nakawuka, Kajjansi Town Council, Uganda Map pin
Schools nearby: St. Kizito Ssanda Primary School and St. Andrew's College Ssanda
Wild match: Partnership forming
Deadline: £2,500 for the forest, planting by 30 November

A woman beside a young tree with red new leaves in long grass at Ssanda — **Ssanda**Site visit

The gate sign of St. Andrew's College Ssanda — **St. Andrew's College**Next door

Green hills and red earth tracks around Nakawuka — **Nakawuka**Kajjansi

Landport DitchPartnership forming

Planting is only the beginning.

Landport Ditch’s planting has already been funded, sponsored by GBC Open Day. The next appeal is for £2,000 to support maintenance.

Care after planting gives urban nature time to establish. Contributions to this appeal support maintenance at Landport Ditch, alongside the people looking after the patch.

City patch: Landport Ditch, about 400 m²
Where: Landport, Gibraltar
Wild match: Partnership forming
Appeal: Still to raise for maintenance

Looking across the Landport mini forest: palms and banana plants, a carved wooden trunk, old logs edging the paths and the Rock rising behind the town — **Landport Ditch**City patch

Forest Guardians in red tops kneel around a new planting, pouring water from a big container into a terracotta saucer — **Gibraltar**City patch

A young leguminous shrub with rounded leaves growing out of leaf litter beside a path at Landport — **Gibraltar**City patch

Partnership formingFaia Brava

The Eternal Forest planting inside Portugal's first private nature reserve.

Eternal Forest is planting a new native forest inside Faia Brava, the roughly thousand-hectare reserve above the Côa river that ATN has managed since 2000, where vultures nest on the cliffs and oaks are returning to old farmland.

A city patch for Faia Brava is being agreed with a partner. Until it is signed, every gift goes to Faia Brava in full.

City patch: Partnership forming
Wild match: Faia Brava, about 1,000 ha, run by Associação Transumância e Natureza (ATN)

Concept illustration of the Coa river winding through schist cliffs and open pasture in the Faia Brava reserve — **Faia Brava**Illustration

Concept illustration of an Iberian lynx walking through dry grass — **Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo**Illustration

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A forest next to two schools.

Planting is only the beginning.

The Eternal Forest planting inside Portugal's first private nature reserve.