Let’s grow our future together!
OUR STUDENTS HAVE SAID:
All Out Africa has been fantastic and the team here are absolutely brilliant - I will definately be returning to the lodge.Danni Berry
OUR STUDENTS HAVE SAID:
A life changing, humbling experience.Jonathan Whitaker
INDIGENOUS TREE’S AVAILABLE
Krantz Aloe | |
Wild Mango | |
Key Apple | |
Water Berry | |
Pod Mahogany | |
Natal Aloe |
WHAT IS THE KHULA TREE PROJECT?
THE KHULA TREE PROJECT is an indigenous tree planting & growing initiative. By purchasing our trees, you are planting a seed of change in the Kingdom of Swaziland and contributing to conserving our natural heritage.
Trees are essential to our survival. They provide us with many useful things, reduce global warming, provide oxygen, stabilise soils, cycle nutrients and help keep us and our planet healthy. However, they are being removed quickly, so we need to plant more trees to restore this balance.
All our trees are grown from seed collected from wild indigenous trees. The Khula Tree Project encourages the establishment of local small nurseries as a livelihoods initiative in the rural areas of Swaziland.
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