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Roots and Shoots Unknown - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Similar to the millennial oak trees in England
      - Estelle Approved
      - Benefits for Environment
        
        Increased bio-diversity of wildlife and plantlife
        
        Increase of 'Green Spaces'
        
        Works alongside the Netherlands' desire of becoming more environmentally friendly and sustainable
        
        Utrecht Municipality is aiming for a healthy urban living space > this could link into the tree project > larger incentive for the Municipality to help the RootsnShoots programme > https://healthyurbanliving.utrecht.nl
        
        Utrecht Municipality > Email: rsu@utrecht.nl
      - Benefits for RootsnShoots and the Jane Goodall Institute
        
        Encourages a potential generation trend or tradition of planting trees inline with the RootsnShoots advocating for reforestation
        
        Exposure
        
        Brand Niche
        
        Can work alongside the social media outlets as a way to captivate audiences
      - Tree Planting as a education programme
        
        Incentivising Tree Planting
        
        Class Gardens
        
        https://www.gse.harvard.edu/news/uk/18/07/let-it-grow
        
        Using students’ interest in useful plants to encourage plant vision in the classroom
        Peter Pany, Agnes Lörnitzo, Lisa Auleitner, Christine Heidinger, Peter Lampert, Michael Kiehn
        
        School space and its occupation : conceptualising and evaluating innovative learning environments > Alterator, Scott, editor.; Deed, Craig, editor. > 2018
        
        Raquel Heras, Rosa M. Medir & Olga Salazar (2020) Children’s perceptions on the benefits of school nature field trips, Education 3-13, 48:4, 379-391, DOI: 10.1080/03004279.2019.1610024
        
        RootsnShoots One Day education programme in schools, the end objective is to try and successfully create small class garden/herbariums. RootsnShoots will return in a month to see if the objective was successfully completed. If so, the class will aim to plant a tree to celebrate their achievement and the end of their programme. The class garden/herbarium will consist of simple duties like watering and daily checkups, which the school can use to treat responsibility and respect. The duty can be passed down daily from child to child. The school will ultimately have the final say in whether they participate in the tree planting at the end of the programme.