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According to the set of trees selected for the campaign, we chose a hazel and a cherry (which are not at the school, but at the students and teachers' homes) and a birch that grows near our school in an interesting duet with an Acer pseudoplatanus.

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Tree duo: Birch-Acer Pseudoplatanus (breza-beli javor)

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This is the first time we are participating in a spring phenological campaign, so we are still learning. It was very useful to raise awareness and learn about the trees around the school - not only that they exist, but what types they are.

The leaves have now (mid-May) stopped growing.

We have run out of time for additional carbon cycle activities, so we are planning them for next year. And we are looking forward to the autumn Green-down campaign.

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Well, the branch with leaves that we observed is lost - cut off.

Note for next year: choose higher branches ... :)

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The other trees are mostly maple-leaved plane trees, but it is interesting that one of the trees is a linden tree, which we did not know because it was not yet leafy, and we incorrectly identified it based on the fallen leaves that the wind brought from neighboring trees ... Well, now we know and we will include it in the spring Green-up campaign next year.