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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nThe initial articles on this subject were written by Marielza Cunha Horta about the The Eco Citizen project in Brazil<\/a>, and she gave us the title: “Cultivate plants, Cultivate peace.” Since then, subsequent articles bear out this approach.<\/p>\n According to the CPNN article about the largest tropical reforestation effort in history <\/a> that aims that aims to restore 73 million trees in the Brazilian Amazon, \u201cThe reforestation project fills an urgent need to develop the region\u2019s economy without destroying its forests and ensuring the well-being of its people.\u201d<\/p>\n When announcing a great tree-planting project in Zambia<\/a>, the President emphasized that it would involve young people, especially school children so that \u201cwhen our learners appreciate the importance of trees, it will in turn create a positive impact in families and the communities at large.\u201d<\/p>\n And describing the Green Belt Project that will cross the entire African continent with trees, CPNN noted<\/a> that “Although the project was conceived on a grand scale, continental in scope, the actions must take place at a local level. . . [so that] the populations of different villages, communities and cities will develop mutual understanding, respect and confidence.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \n Faces Of Africa \u2013 Defenders of the Forest [Madagascar]<\/a><\/p>\n Greentrees Sequesters Another 1 Million+ Tons of Carbon via Reforestation; Wins Award<\/a><\/p>\n \u2018Billion Tree Tsunami\u2019 transforms arid Pakistan region into green gold<\/a><\/p>\n Great Green Wall Brings Hope, Greener Pastures to Africa\u2019s Sahel<\/a><\/p>\n Leading from the Front: Zambia Launches Plant a Million Trees Initiative<\/a><\/p>\n China Reassigns 60,000 Soldiers to Plant Trees<\/a><\/p>\n World\u2019s Largest Tropical Reforestation to Plant 73 Million Trees in Brazilian Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n Trees talk to each other and recognize their offspring<\/a><\/p>\n African women organize to reclaim agriculture against corporate takeover<\/a><\/p>\n This new initiative out of Paris will help fight climate change with trees<\/a><\/p>\n \u2013 \u2013 \u2013 \u2013 Links for the following articles do not work because they were made by a version of PERL programming that is no longer supported. With three easy steps, you can find the article by its number. First, click on it before returning to this page. Your browser will say that the article is not available but in the address listed you can see that it was located at ViewArticle=xxxx where xxxx is the number of the article. Returning to this page, then click here<\/a> for the listing of all years. Then click on the year that contains the number for the article you seek. It will send you to the page where you can easily search for the article by its title. \u2013 \u2013 \u2013 \u2013<\/p>\n A Great Green Wall Across the African Continent<\/a><\/p>\n Une muraille verte transcontinentale<\/a><\/p>\n Eco Cidad\u00e3o commemorates the International Day of Peace<\/a><\/p>\n Eco Cidad\u00e3o comemora Dia Mundial da Paz<\/a><\/p>\n The Eco Citizen project: Cultivate plants, Cultivate peace<\/a><\/p>\n Eco-Citizen Programme : Urban Agriculture for Vulnerable Youth<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The initial articles on this subject were written by Marielza Cunha Horta about the The Eco Citizen project in Brazil, and she gave us the title: “Cultivate plants, Cultivate peace.” Since then, subsequent articles bear out this approach. According to the CPNN article about the largest tropical reforestation effort in history that aims that aims … Continue reading When you cultivate plants, do you cultivate peace?<\/span>