PHOTO: A tree for life
Stony Hill Primary School student Tanier Webb (second right) plants a tree at the Castleton Botanical Gardens in St Mary during Wednesday's 10th Annual Earth Day Expo organised by the Public Gardens Division of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries. Assisting (from left) are: superintendent of the division, Demoy Nash; St Mary Technical High School student Rojaine Murray, and chief horticulturist and agronomistwith the division, Lishann Reeves.<b/>
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May 5, 2016

PHOTO: A tree for life

Stony Hill Primary School student Tanier Webb (second right) plants a tree at the Castleton Botanical Gardens in St Mary during Wednesday’s 10th Annual Earth Day Expo organised by the Public Gardens Division of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries. Assisting (from left) are: superintendent of the division, Demoy Nash; St Mary Technical High School student Rojaine Murray, and chief horticulturist and agronomist with the division, Lishann Reeves.

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