Tree planting as part of a long-term strategy in Palma

Residents and their children helped out

Residents and their children helped out Credit: Palma Council

THE Palma Council is determined to increase the amount of green spaces in the City and has a target of planting 10,000 trees in order to make the environment better for visitors and residents.
Its latest activity has seen the planting of a selection of 18 trees all from Mediterranean species in an empty plot in the Son Dameto area on carrer Andreu Jaume i Nadal.
Local residents and their children joined in with Council workers to complete the task at hand.
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