On Sunday the 12th of February, Earthfest took place at Marina Barrage. There, the Rainforest Restoration project ran a stall, which students from both Dover and East Campus took part in. The event was a great way to connect with people who all care about the same cause, and engage people with what the Rainforest Restoration Project does.
As well as raising awareness regarding what the Rainforest Restoration Project aims to do, the students and teachers from the project ran a variety of activities. A big highlight of the stall was the tree identification activity, in which people had to match the tree to a given description, with the help of a terminology key. As well as this, people could do a quiz regarding sustainability and conservation of species. In each case, a Longan tree could be won.
On Sunday the 12th of February, Earthfest took place at Marina Barrage. There, the Rainforest Restoration project ran a stall, which students from both Dover and East Campus took part in. The event was a great way to connect with people who all care about the same cause, and engage people with what the Rainforest Restoration Project does. 
As well as raising awareness regarding what the Rainforest Restoration Project aims to do, the students and teachers from the project ran a variety of activities. A big highlight of the stall was the tree identification activity, in which people had to match the tree to a given description, with the help of a terminology key. As well as this, people could do a quiz regarding sustainability and conservation of species. In each case, a Longan tree could be won. 
