Green Talks 
Charity Woodland
About the Programme
The Green Earth (TGE) joined "Plantation Enrichment Programme" since 2016. Established a half-hectare of "The Green Earth Charity Woodland" in 2023, and we are establishing the second Charity Woodland in 2025. By planting more native seedlings, we aim to further enrich the biodiversity of Hong Kong Country Parks and provide a variety of food sources for wildlife. In order to make seedlings self-sufficient and enhance their survivability, The Green Earth will take care of the seedlings for years after planting.
You are cordially invited to build the woodland with us! By making a HK$500* donation, you will nurture one local native tree seedling and support our daily plantation work!
Nurture native seedlings, increase local biodiversity!
Each Charity Woodland donor will receive the following items as a token of appreciation:
1. Tree E-certificate (Feel free to write the names of your family and friends as a gift)
2. Electronic Charity Woodland Travel Map - to plan your outing to visit the woodland
3. Plantation growth records - to understand the health status of seedlings
* A tax-deductible receipt will be issued for your donation of HK$100 or more (R88 code: 91/14899)
Hong Kong Local Seedlings
# “Plantation Enrichment Programme (PEP)” was launched by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) in 2009. The Green Earth aims to encourage public participation, hopes to gather a group of green friends to establish the "TGE Charity Woodland". This afforestation work takes five years, including strategically removing aging exotic trees within designated zones, replacing them with native trees, conducting regular growth checks, tree-care maintenance (like weeding and fertilizing) and ecological survey, etc.
* The aim of this programme is to gather joint support in establishing a woodland and enhancing its biodiversity. Strong may hold while weak may be weeded out in the natural competition so the survival rate of seedlings in the wild will never be 100%. If some of the seedlings fail to survive, TGE will decide whether to replant according to the circumstances.
