As a school we have a program of replanting indigenous hardwoods.  Our aim is to plant more than 1,000 trees each year.  To date we have planted in excess of 8,000 trees.  Above is a panorama of the existing  plantation.

You can see the school's native hardwood plantations from the air using Google Earth

Red Mahogany Seedlings	Red Mahogany Saplings in Plantation	4 Year Old Red Mahogany
5 Year Old Red Mahogany	4 Year Old Umbila (Mukwa, Kiaat)	Umbila Sapling

For those who may be interested we have listed below the local and botanical names for the various trees that the school is growing and planting

Red Mahogany, Khaya nyasica

Panga-Panga, Millettia stuhlmannii

Umbila, Kiaat, Mukwa, Bloodwood, Petrocarpus angolenisis

Moinha, Matumi, Mingerhout, Breonadia microcephala

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Last modified: 02-Jan-2010