Plumeria, Haggar Street

WV2 3ES

Planted: 03 February 2022

At the Tiny Forest planting in Haggar Street Open Space. Blakenhall. are (front. from left) Mitch Cross. Performance Manager at Severn Trent. Moses Bizimana from St Lukes Primary School and Councillor Steve Evans. cabinet member for city environment and climate’ change at City of Wolverhampton Council. Watching are children from St Luke’s Primary. Severn Trent volunteers and members of the local community.

Investigating underneath the biodiversity tile at the Tiny Forest planting in Haggar Street. Blakenhall. are (from left) Councillor Steve Evans. cabinet member for city environment and climate change at City of Wolverhampton Council. Mitch Cross. Performance Manager at Severn Trent and Moses Bizimana from St Luke’s Primary School.

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This Severn Trent Tiny Forest has been created to give your community more access to green space and leave a lasting environmental legacy of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. This forest is one of 72 Tiny Forests to be planted as part of this project, each representing a Commonwealth Country or Nation. This Tiny Forest represents Tuvalu and is named after their national flower, the plumeria.

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