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Students looking to plant 700 saplings, offset schools energy consumption WHIO TV 7 and WHIO Radio [Video]

CLARK COUNTY — Students at a local school are partnering with a nonprofit to help make their community more sustainable.

Students at Clark-Shawnee teamed up with Tree-Plenish to plant 700 saplings on May 4, 2024, to offset their school’s energy consumption from the last academic year, according to a media release.

The school hopes to plan the 700 saplings throughout Clark County with the help of neighbors.

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Residents can order a sapling to be planted in their yard or sign up to volunteer to plant on the day of the event.

Saplings are $5 and residents can choose between American sycamore, Sugar Maple, and Blue Spruce saplings.

The last day to order a sapling is April 4, 2024.

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