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01 Jul, 2018

What Bash Aparan Means for All of Us (Trees for Life #1 Intro)
 

By Jeanmarie Papelian, Executive Director

When we plant trees at a memorial site in Armenia, focus is often on the meaning the site has to family and individuals closely affiliated with the person being memorialized. As with any permanent legacy, it is seen as a reminder of the lasting...

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24 Jun, 2018

Meet Our Ambassador

Armen Poladian is one of ATP's volunteer ambassadors from Cambridge, Ontario. He got involved with ATP for two noble reasons: love and respect for his motherland, and love and respect the planet.

"The fundamental idea of leaving the planet in a better state than we found it engulfs...

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13 Jun, 2018

Armenia Tree Project and Paros Foundation Celebrate Partnership in Rind Village

RIND, Armenia--May 25 was a special day in Rind, a beautiful village in Armenia’s southern wine region of Vayots Dzor, as students, teachers, and families gathered to celebrate “last bell” marking the end of the school year.

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11 Jun, 2018

How Are Forests and Water Security Connected?

 
The major uses of freshwater resources in Armenia are agriculture, hydropower, and drinking water. Climate change projections being made by scientists predict that Armenia, currently considered water abundant, could be at risk of not having enoughffresh waterto adequately supply its population...

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