• Home
  • Advertising
  • Leaflet Distribution
  • Contact Us
  • Vacancies
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

Nottingham Local News

Your local news from across Nottinghamshire

  • West Bridgford
  • Rushcliffe
  • Beeston
  • Clifton
  • Calverton & Burton Joyce
  • East Leake
  • Nottingham
  • Competition
  • Terms & Conditions
You are here: Home / Beeston / 800 Free Trees to Be Given Away to Broxtowe Residents 

800 Free Trees to Be Given Away to Broxtowe Residents 

28/12/2023 by Digital Media

Back by popular demand, Broxtowe Borough Council’s Free Trees initiative is returning with more trees than ever before. 

The well-received programme will offer 800 UK native trees to Broxtowe residents as Broxtowe Borough Council’s successful giveaway returns for 2023. 

Broxtowe residents can apply for an Elder, Spindle, Silver Birch or Rowan tree to plant in their own gardens. These species have been selected as they are beneficial to local wildlife and great for pollinators. They are also native to the UK, grown and supplied from a UK nursery. 

To register your interest: 

  • Sign up to Green Rewards for free
  • Actively use the platform to log your actions at least once a month
  • You must be an active Green Rewards member
  • When you apply, please use the same email you use for your Green Rewards account and type it in carefully.

Complete the online application form on the Broxtowe Borough Council website. Only applicants who complete the application form and who are signed up and actively engaged with Green Rewards will qualify. 

Green Rewards is a free platform which can be accessed via app or desktop. Users can accumulate points for recording sustainable actions and these points can be exchanged for vouchers and prizes. Find out more on the Green Rewards webpage at www.broxtowe.gov.uk/for-you/climate-change/green-rewards/ 

Trees are invaluable to our planet and the regulation of the ecosystem as they store carbon and release oxygen. During its lifetime a tree will absorb around 1 tonne of carbon – that’s equal to the weight of a saltwater crocodile! 

This is the fifth year that the Council have run the scheme, which is part of the Council’s Climate Change and Green Futures Strategy and is one of many initiatives that will help tackle Climate Change. 

Residents who have previously received a free tree from the Council are kindly asked not to apply again, to allow other residents the chance to get a free tree. 

Related

Filed Under: Beeston Tagged With: 800 Free Trees, Beeston, Broxtowe Residents

← New Changing Places disabled toilet available at Gresham Sports Park  The Air That We Breathe – Is It OK?  →

 

Sign Up

ADVERTISING

  • Advertising
  • Leaflet Distribution

CONTACT US

  • Contact Us
© 2016 Nottingham Local News. All rights reserved.