TreeWalk is a group of volunteers walking from a school to a school planting trees native to Aotearoa and recently also fruit trees. We walk pushing prams with trees, food and gear to camp along the way. TreeWalk walks to leave zero carbon footprint and plants trees to fix the carbon footprints we have left in past. We plant trees at schools with kids after they tell us what the trees are good for and after we sing some songs to each other. All the kids already know what are the trees good for and thus we can just celebrate with them playing music and plant more trees. TreeWalk also spreads the message of Peace and Love giving kids white peace ribbons with a simple request to tie them to their favourite tree with wish for World peace.
Read reports from Peace TreeWalk 2008 to get an idea what is TreeWalk about.
On TreeWalk 2006 we also recorded lots of music which was released as double CD available to buy or download.
Peace TreeWalk Introduction
Reports from Peace Tree Walk 2008 in Aotearoa
- Peace Tree Walk Story by Uisce
- Peace Tree Walk Diary by Alan
- TreeWalk Forever by Tomaash
- First Days of TreeWalk by Ken
Photos from Peace Tree Walk 2008 in Aotearoa
- by Tomaash
- more photos coming soon... it is just too many of them...
Instructions before you join us...
come and join us anywhere you like
bring with you...
warm and waterproof clothing
a bowl and a spoon
a cup
a tent
a sleeping bag + mat
a handcart (prams are very handy, you are welcome to use a bicycle + cart too if you've got one)
snackfoods
the Peace Tree Walk will carry some vegan organic essentials but do bring organic fruit and vegetables to share
additionally, do bring musical instruments
at our last meeting a keenness was expressed to walk colourfully so bring facepaints
costumes(walking trees?)
banners, ribbons, flags, all manner of wildness
bunji cords are very practical
oil for the wheels
any information on native trees and fruit trees
...
bring with you...
warm and waterproof clothing
a bowl and a spoon
a cup
a tent
a sleeping bag + mat
a handcart (prams are very handy, you are welcome to use a bicycle + cart too if you've got one)
snackfoods
the Peace Tree Walk will carry some vegan organic essentials but do bring organic fruit and vegetables to share
additionally, do bring musical instruments
at our last meeting a keenness was expressed to walk colourfully so bring facepaints
costumes(walking trees?)
banners, ribbons, flags, all manner of wildness
bunji cords are very practical
oil for the wheels
any information on native trees and fruit trees
...
Check out following links to TreeWalks in Ireland and Aotearoa...
TreeWalk 1996 - Ireland
TreeWalk 1997 - Ireland
TreeWalk 1997 - Ireland - music
TreeWalk 2003 - Ireland
TreeWalk 2006 - Aotearoa - music
TreeWalk 2006 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2007 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - Peace Tree Walk Story by Uisce
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - Peace Tree Walk Diary by Alan
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - TreeWalk Forever by Tomaash
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - First Days of TreeWalk by Ken
TreeWalk 1997 - Ireland
TreeWalk 1997 - Ireland - music
TreeWalk 2003 - Ireland
TreeWalk 2006 - Aotearoa - music
TreeWalk 2006 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2007 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - photos
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - Peace Tree Walk Story by Uisce
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - Peace Tree Walk Diary by Alan
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - TreeWalk Forever by Tomaash
TreeWalk 2008 - Aotearoa - report - First Days of TreeWalk by Ken
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