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Saba Launches Reforestation Project with First Tree Planting

February 15, 2025

Saba Launches Reforestation Project with First Tree Planting
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THE BOTTOM – The Public Entity Saba (PES) marked a significant milestone in its reforestation efforts yesterday as the first tree saplings were planted at the designated site along Fort Bay Road’s S Corner. This initiative, part of the Nature & Environment Policy Plan (NEPP), aims to enhance sustainable management of Saba’s natural resources while combating erosion and its impact on local ecosystems.

A Historic First Tree

Fighting Erosion with Nature-Based Solutions

https://bes-reporter.com/saba-launches-reforestation-project-with-first-tree-planting/

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=212863

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