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The Mahakubukkadawela community in Sri Lanka celebrated World Environment Day with the theme ‘Bio Diversity and Our Culture’. More than one thousand trees were planted within the community's irrigation catchment including jak fruit, mango and also medicinal plants.

Reforestation in Kenya is changing lives and the environment at the same time

Here you'll find stories about the people and the environments you'll help through the Twice As Green program. You can also browse various articles about the environment, global poverty and green lifestyle choices.

Success Stories

Twice as Green program newsletter April 2008, World Vision Australia.

Twice as Green program newsletter
April 2008, World Vision Australia

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The development of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration

'Underground Forests': The development of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration
June 2007, Leisa Magazine
Tony Rinaudo, World Vision's Natural Resource Management Specialist

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Twice As Green Report Back 2008

Twice As Green Program Report Back
January 2008, World Vision Australia

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