VOLUNTEERS braved the
cold weather to plant 100 native saplings and shrubs
at Fort Dunree on Saturday.
Wild Inishowen organised the event as part of
National Tree Week with the aim of helping wildlife
and the local environment in the face of increasing
storms and flooding.
The Wild Inishowen committee thanked everyone who
turned out including members of Buncrana Tidy Towns
and other local volunteers.
Don't forget your shovel...volunteers
assemble at Fort Dunree to plant 100 trees.
They also thanked the
boys and girls of Desertegney National School who
also took part.
"A very special word of thanks goes to club member
Colm Grant who organised the whole event with the
help of George McDermott . Colm kindly donated all
the trees himself, his generosity was second to
none. Thanks goes also to David Magee, Fort Dunree,"
Wild Inishowen said in a Facebook post.
Volunteers hard at work planting
100 trees at Fort Dunree as part of National Tree
Week.
