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During her gap year, Sabaha Hussein completed an NCS placement with the Woodland Trust and became involved with the Young People’s Forest.
In this episode, Sabaha covers:
- Environmental aspirations and getting involved with the Woodland Trust. [Starts at 1:15]
- Taking a gap year, the NCS and gaining the Woodland Trust placement. [Starts at 4:02]
- Activities during her placement. [Starts at 7:00]
- Development of the Young People’s Forest at Mead. [Starts at 8:52]
- The aims of the Woodland Trust. [Starts at 10:57]
- Newly planted and veteran trees at Mead. [Starts at 12:09]
- Gaining knowledge and identifying tree species. [Starts at 15:35]
- A woodland developed by the young for the young. [Starts at 17:09]
- Mead Fest – raising awareness of the Young People’s Forest. [Starts at 19:35]
- Tree planting events. [Starts at 21:46]
- Standout moments within the placement. [Starts at 24:20]
- Facing environmental challenges as a young person. [Starts at 26:02]
- Next steps – Swansea University. [Starts at 27:05]
- Impact of gaining environmental knowledge. [Starts at 30:37]
Useful links
The Woodland Trust: Young People’s Forest at Mead
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