Our Tree Planting Scheme
June 4, 2023
Our Tree Planting Scheme
Muddy shoreline with young trees. Cloudy sky.

Here at Digs Swansea always are trying to do our part to help the planet. Since 2021, we started a scheme where every time we let a property,  a tree gets planted. So far, we have paid to plant more than 300+ trees in countries such as Madagascar and Nepal.   We are already trying to reduce our environmental impact, and are proud of the number of properties we have with solar panels as well as the amazing effort made by our tenants with recycling, but we still wanted to do more.
We are determined to get as many trees planted as possible and here is why: -         They benefit the environment by providing homes for various forms of life, cooling our climate, and improving our soil. -         Not only do they benefit the environment, but us humans to! They purify water, the air and create better social condition. -         Not to mention they make the world a beautiful scenic place.
We know we aren't perfect, but we firmly believe that every little helps when it comes to making the world a better place!

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Blue double-decker bus at a bus stop, picking up passengers. 24-hour service displayed. Brick building in the background.
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People waving Welsh flags in a street parade. The dragon flag is prominently displayed; red, green, and white colors.
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