The “Plant a Tree” Foundation for Social Development has transformed a Cairo dump into a garden and nursery that spans an area of half an acre, for children to walk around, feed animals and learn about plants .
Nabil Mahrous, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Planting a Tree for Social Development Foundation, said: “Thanks to the recycling of organic waste, vermicompost, which is known worldwide as black gold, because its value is very high, and therefore we can dispose of organic waste and turn our waste into fertilizer which we use in organic farming to close that They contain cancerous diseases, and we have also stopped importing fertilizer from abroad, thus saving hard currency, in addition to the fact that people eat the production of their roofs.
Since its inception in 2017, the Plant a Tree Foundation has raised environmental awareness through various campaigns and programs, including rooftop planting workshops and initiatives that have planted more than two million trees in this day.
It should be noted that the “Plant a Tree” Foundation for Social Development emphasizes the importance of worm composting, or what is locally known as vermicompost, to dispose of organic waste, provide hard currency imports and allow people to enjoy a healthier life through eating. organic agricultural products.
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