Community Tree Planting is made up of two of FTFA’s flagship programmes – Trees for All and Trees for Homes. These programmes combine well to plant trees in both shared spaces (schools, hospitals, clinics, parks, etc.) and private homes, to create a healthier, more food secure environment. When creating greenbelts, we combine the above programmes and look to plant at least 10,000 trees in a community. The Motherwell community is one of the largest townships in South Africa and has very few trees due to to the deliberate placement of the location under Apartheid. We want to green this township and make it more habitable for the communities that live there. Due to the conditions of the township and in order to realise a good survival rates. slightly bigger trees need to be planted (1.5m-1.8m)