Rotaract Club of Roseau goes green

Club members at work

The Rotaract Club of Roseau in affiliation with the Forestry Division and the Canefield Unrban Council has launched a tree planting drive in the Canefield area as part of a Go Green campaign of the club.

The club received 25 different species of  plants including Crotons, Oleanders and the ‘Bwa Kwaibe’ from the Forestry Division and sourced assistance from the Canefield Urban Council in clearing and preparing the area for planting on the 25th of August.

According to the club’s Community Service Director, Lisa Latouche, the project was geared toward raising awareness on the benfits of going green, protecting the environment and to increase participation of other volunteers in future ventures.

The project was also done in an attempt to beautify the area.

Rotaract is a vibrant organization of young professionals enacting change in the communities all over the world in keeping with the theme “Service through Passion; Sustainability through Training.”

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8 Comments

  1. stevee
    May 1, 2013

    Great Job, guys, keep up the marvelous work

  2. September 4, 2012

    It seems as only the women in Dominica has pride in our country. Job well done.

  3. hmmmm
    September 3, 2012

    dominicans zor pas feb nuh lol d last time alu give dm sooo much preassure about how dy overweight and improperly dressed now dy doing good and hard work everybody muted hahahaha crabs in a barrel

  4. VAW
    September 3, 2012

    I think this is a great, even fantastic idea and initiative, but one that becomes pointless unless we curb the habit we have of just indiscriminately’ cutting down’ trees . Clearing a plot of land should mean clearing it of the underbrush and forest floor and of course the main space to build. Not every single tree needs to be cut in a 1/2 acre of land when the house is merely 2000sq ft.

    I say plant more almond and coconut trees (away from wires and road) especially on the coastlines.

  5. yeh right....
    September 2, 2012

    They planting trees now but when they finish they littering…way to go green rotaractors/dominicans. Try harder

  6. FLORIDA
    September 1, 2012

    Great job! we also need a stronger fence.

  7. rotaractor
    August 31, 2012

    proud of my team :-D

    • Babyface
      September 3, 2012

      8) ok

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