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Tree Week

National Tree Week (23rd November - 1st December 2012) is an annual festival to mark the start of the tree planting season, and a nationwide celebration of trees and woods. National Tree Week is a great chance for communities to do something positive for their local treescape.
Across the Borough there will be lots of opportunities to plant trees. To celebrate National Tree Week, Carrickfergus Borough Council is inviting everyone to help make trees matter by planting and celebrating trees in National Tree Week.
We would like to hear from any group or individual that would like to take part in National Tree Week. Residents and groups who cannot take part in National Tree Week but would like to plant a tree in their own property can download an application or contact Carrickfergus Museum & Civic Centre.
FACT: By April 2012 Carrickfergus Borough Council has planted a massive 160,000 trees since January 2000. We are planning to plant a further 5,000 this winter.
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For further information please contact:
Stephen Daye - Parks & Countryside Development Officer
Telephone: 028 9335 8039
E-Mail: parks@carrickfergus.org