At Archangel Ancient Tree Archive, our commitment to environmental preservation and education has never been stronger. We are excited to share the success of our Tree School program, which recently welcomed students from two outstanding Michigan schools: Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools and Cedar Springs High School Eco Club and Forestry Team. These schools embarked on a journey of discovery, hands-on learning, and ecological restoration during their visit to our research and education facility in the small town of Copemish, Michigan. Let’s delve into the incredible experiences these students had at Tree School and how they contribute to a greener future.
Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools: Nurturing Young Environmentalists
The young minds from Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools were eager to immerse themselves in the wonders of nature and sustainable practices. Under the guidance of our passionate educators, they delved into various activities to build their understanding of the environment and its intricate interconnections. From tree propagation to permaculture design, these students gained valuable insights that will shape their future as environmental stewards.
During their time at Tree School, students from Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools actively participated in hands-on projects like propagation and cloning. Their dedication to ecological restoration was truly inspiring. With the guidance of our experienced team, they also explored innovative solutions to combat climate change. Their enthusiasm and commitment left a lasting impression on all of us at Archangel Ancient Tree Archive.
Cedar Springs Students Tour Archangel’s Growing Lab
Cedar Springs High School Eco Club and Forestry Team: Cultivating Tomorrow’s Conservationists
The Cedar Springs High School Eco Club and Forestry Team arrived at Tree School with a shared passion for sustainability and a genuine desire to make a difference. Engaging with the diverse curriculum we offer, these students delved into the world of agro-forestry, honing their skills in tree propagation and permaculture design.
Cedar Springs High School students embraced the opportunity to deeply connect with nature. They actively participated in community reforestation projects, contributing to the long-term restoration efforts. By working closely with our dedicated instructors, these students gained a holistic understanding of environmental issues and discovered innovative solutions to combat climate change.
Planting for the Future: Propagating Black Willows
As part of our commitment to ecological restoration, both schools have pledged to propagate and plant black willows for the next five years. This collective effort will enhance biodiversity and provide a hands-on learning experience for the students involved. By planting and nurturing these trees, they will witness firsthand the transformative power of environmental restoration.
Students clone Champion Black Willows
Conclusion
The Tree School program at Archangel Ancient Tree Archive is a testament to our unwavering dedication to environmental education. By collaborating with schools and universities across Michigan, we aim to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards. Frankfort-Elberta Area Schools and Cedar Springs High School Eco Club and Forestry Team exemplify the passion and determination necessary to tackle the challenges of climate change and ecological degradation.
Through their experiences at Tree School, these students have cultivated a profound appreciation for nature, acquired essential agro-forestry and permaculture design skills, and actively contributed to community reforestation projects. Archangel Ancient Tree Archive is immensely proud to have nurtured their love for the environment and empowered them to advocate for positive change.
Donate today to join us in celebrating the students’ accomplishments. Together, we can create a greener, more sustainable future, one tree at a time.
