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'End of the beginning' for Napanee's first Little Forest project

Summary by Kingston Whig-Standard
Napanee District Secondary School students had shovels in hand to help plant more than 300 trees and shrubs as part of a two-year-long project to establish the first-ever Little Forest in Napanee.
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Kingston Whig-StandardKingston Whig-Standard

'End of the beginning' for Napanee's first Little Forest project

Napanee District Secondary School students had shovels in hand to help plant more than 300 trees and shrubs as part of a two-year-long project to establish the first-ever Little Forest in Napanee.

·Kingston, Canada
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Kingston Whig-Standard broke the news in Kingston, Canada on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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