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King Charles plants a tree during a visit to Trunk Island's Living Classroom, an initiative to enrich young people's understanding of the island's ecosystem and inspire their future stewardship of the natural world, on Trunk Island in Harrington Sound, on day one of the state visit to Bermuda.
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00:00About 95% of Bermuda's factory farm was forested by Bermuda cedar, so when the scale book came in, that's
00:05where that micro forest project was existed, unfortunately.
00:09So we're in a battle of the invasives right now, but it's about planting our trees so that the next
00:14generation can have it, right?
00:16Did you leave it in there?
00:18Yes, yeah, so it's a biodegradable factory plot, and a roof will eventually come out.
00:22It really is.
00:33It really is.
00:33From that, you know, original 95% of Bermuda's tend to have a ridge hammer.
00:42Oh, yes.
00:43This one has a couple of young berries, so you know they'll spread back to me.
00:49Yeah, so this is a female.
00:50We have males and females.
00:53It's very important that we know that this is an old cedar.
00:57Yeah, we have a nursery pastor, and we have a native and a devil.
01:04Conservation and education have to go hand in hand.
01:06You can't have one without the other, so you need to teach the next generation.
01:09Change the next generation.
01:09Change the next generation.
01:11Change the next generation.
01:13Could you be able to help?
01:16Make sure for the future.
01:19How do you do?
01:20So this is a really amazing place.
01:20Yeah, it seems a lot of trust that is really amazing.
01:22There is a really great place.
01:22Back to other places.
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