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PATT Foundation - What did YOU do today?

"As well as cutting our fossil fuel emissions, planting new forests...can capitalise on nature's ability to act as a carbon sink."

Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency 2008


At Plant A Tree Today we can't completely reverse the effects of deforestation and global warming, but we can discover how planting trees can help to combat climate change, provide sustainable economic development for developing countries and poor rural communities, and reduce the effects of natural disasters. We can make a difference. See what the PATT Foundation (www.plant-a-tree-today.org) is doing in Thailand, Asia and the world here...

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Click for more info   Environmental Education Forum PATT - WSPA - Teachers
Last Saturday PATT partnered with World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) to host a mini teachers forum on environmental education at Wildlife Friends Thailand's animal rescue centre and forest restoration site where both organisations have projects.
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Click for more info   NIST plants 4,700 trees for students past and present
New International School Thailand partnered with PATT and the Royal Forestry Department to plant a tree for every student who has passed through the school recently.
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Click for more info   St Stephens Kicks Off Tree Nursery Programme
St Stephens International School Bangkok opened a PATT School Tree Nursery programme today with students aged 3, 4 and 5 showing off their green fingers and enthusiastically planting over 500 tree seeds.
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Click for more info   KIS Begins Nursery Programme Again
PATT teamed up with KIS Int. School again recently to kick off the second year of the School Nursery Programme with G2. Students planted over 200 seeds from 3 different tree species and will be responsible for caring for the seedlings and collecting data on their growth.
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To make up for the loss of trees in the past decade, we would need to plant 130 million hectares (or 1.3 million km2), an area as large as Peru.
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Urban Forestry
This presentation from the FAO shows what can be done with urban forestry and the benefits...
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The PATT School Education Programme brings tree planting activities to students in Thailand while educating them on environmental issues and the role trees play in our world. Trees play a vital role in our environment and as such, are an ideal vehicle to promote environmental awareness and action while also bringing forward issues such as climate change and exploring possible solutions.<br>                                <br>                                <br>                                <br>                                <br>                                <br>                                <br>                                <br>
PATT SCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAMMES
The PATT School Education Programme brings tree planting activities to students in Thailand while educating them on environmental issues and the role trees play in our world. It provides exciting and interactive encounters that will enhance their appreciation for and understanding of their environment so that they will be lifelong stewards of the earth.
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The PATT tree planting and activity day with Sanook My Saturday organisation involving children from the HDF’s Mercy Centre and Phra Phradaeng.<br>
Planting Day With Children with HIV
The PATT Foundation organised a tree planting and activity day for children with HIV from the HDF Mercy Centre in conjunction with Sanook My Saturday organisation on August 26 at Phra Phradaeng.
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“The PATT staff did a wonderful job facilitating a perfect win-win scenario for the International School Bangkok Boys Soccer team last Saturday. We had a great day out in a beautiful green space very close to the city centre, and we all felt like we had done a little towards making our air cleaner and the world greener” Rob Heath - ISB Bangkok

 
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PATT Foundation April News
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Supporting Community Forestry in Ratchaburi
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Khao Takiab Magrove Forest Restoration
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NASA study links Earth impacts to human-caused climate change
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Environmental Education Forum PATT - WSPA - Teachers
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World Tree Planting Drive Sets Goal Of 7 Billion
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15 May 2008 › NASA study links Earth impacts to human-caused climate change
14 May 2008 › World Tree Planting Drive Sets Goal Of 7 Billion
21 April 2008 › Reducing deforestation 'lucrative' for forest nations
15 April 2008 › Forests' long-term potential for carbon offsetting
2 April 2008 › World Bank offers $5bn loan for climate change action
1 April 2008 › Carbon Sinks Head Climate Change Talks
31 March 2007 › Climate change talks open in Bangkok
27 March 2008 › Asia must reverse massive deforestation: U.N.
22 March 2008 › Greenpeace and guitar makers unite to save forests
20 March 2008 › Tropical forest changes 'explained by multiple factors'
14 March 2008 › Haiti Reforestation Project: Young Visionaries Take Action
5 March 2007 › "Plastic Soup" Debris in Pacific Ocean
27 February 2008 › How to Save the Rainforests
25 February 2008 › Shopping List: Milk, cereal, bread, carbon offsets
7 February 2008 › Catholic Bishop Blasts Brazil on Amazon Destruction
4 February 2008 › World Urged to Help Poor Adapt to Climate Change
24 January 2008 › Climate 'clearly out of balance'
21 January 2008 › Forests, Carbon Capture Keys to Climate - Norway PM
14 January 2008 › W.Bank to Increase Involvement With DRC Forestry
8 January 2008 › Grass biofuels 'cut CO2 by 94%'
21 December 2007 › Thai forests 'could support 2,000 tigers'
17 December 2007 › Carbon Cuts a Must to Halt Warming - US Scientists
14 December 2007 › Climate Talks Close to Working Out Forestry Deal
11 December 2007 › High Emissions Farm Sector Could be Near Carbon Neutral - Report
8 December 2007 › Global rallies focus on climate
3 December 2007 › Bali Talks Aim To Jumpstart Climate Change Fight
28 November 2007 › Thailand a Growing CO2 Emitter
17 November 2007 › A Last Warning on Global Warming
16 November 2007 › Greenpeace Blocks Shipment of Indonesian Palm Oil
7 November 2007 › Climate Change Threatens National Security - Report
15 October 2007 › World Bank Carbon Fund to Pay for Protecting Forests
12 October 2007 › Congo Pygmies Go High-Tech to Protect Forest Home
5 October 2007 › Indonesia Says to Plant 79 Mln Trees in One Day
29 September 2007 › Bush climate plans spark debate
26 September 2007 › UN Chief Sees Major Commitment to Climate Change
19 September 2007 › What's the carbon footprint of a potato?
14 September 2007 › Ten 'most polluted places' named
13 September 2007 › Ancient Shells Confirm Carbon Levels and Warming Link - Study
8 September 2007 › Apec leaders reach climate deal
6 September 2007 › Stopping forest loss in North America
30 August 2007 › China Issues Rules for Logging Companies Overseas
23 August 2007 › "Pay As You Throw" Waste Plans Outlined
18 August 2007 › Australian PM a Hypocrite on Deforestation: Greens
14 August 2007 › Thailand's Forest Dept develops plan to save country's forests
7 August 2007 › Gore: Polluters Manipulate Climate Info
25 July 2007 › Forest Service Teams with Nonprofit Foundation to Combat Global Warming
22 July 2007 › MPs Support Carbon Offset Schemes
17 July 2007 › Picking Berries Protects Rain Forests Best - Study
13 July 2007 › Geldof Lends Voice to Green Electricity for Africa
11 July 2007 › Solar Variations Not Behind Global Warming - Study
4 July 2007 › Gadgets 'threaten energy savings'
28 June 2007 › Waste Management Taps Clean Power From Garbage
18 June 2007 › China Plants Trees To Hold Back Desertification
14 June 2007 › China Officials Live Without Air-Cons for a Day
1 June 2007 › Global Witness Report Accuses Cambodia's International Donors of Inaction while a Corrupt Elite loots the Country's Forests
31 May 2007 › G8 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rise; U.S. Not Worst
28 May 2007 › Uganda Scraps Plan to Cut Rainforest for Palm Oil
21 May 2007 › Polar Bears at Risk as Warming Thaws Icy Home
18 May 2007 › China Needs "Responsible Timber Choice" - Greenpeace
10 May 2007 › Lights out countdown draws crowds in Bangkok
4 May 2007 › Climate Change Summit Bangkok - Crucial agreement reached
4 May 2007 › Climate Change Summit Bangkok - City initiates campaign to reduce emissions
3 May 2007 › Climate Change Summit Bangkok - Bangkok gets that sinking feeling
2 May 2007 › Climate Change Summit Bangkok - Climate change now issue of concern here
1 May 2007 › Climate Change Summit Bangkok - Nuclear power 'no answer to global warming'
20 April 2007 › Growing Number of Americans See Warming as Leading Threat
18 April 2007 › Greenpeace Says China Guilty in Illegal Logging
3 April 2007 › Forests Destroyed in China's Race to Feed Global Wood-Processing Industry
2 April 2007 › Tropical Losers, Northern Winners from Warming?
26 March 2007 › Antarctic Melting May Be Speeding Up - Scientists
22 March 2007 › Tracking System Aids Fight Against Illegal Logging
19 March 2007 › English village spearheads carbon neutral drive
16 March 2007 › INTERVIEW - Britain Aims to Lead on Adapting to Climate Change
13 March 2007 › Forest Fire and Post Harvest Burning Ha