(Photo - 001)  Our First Planting - This is a fig tree that was a shoot from a mature tree on Colington Island, North Carolina that we planted in Murfreesboro, TN. The other fig seedling in the bucket was taken to Illinois to be planted. This event took place on Feb 25th, 2006.

The members of the Core Group are Harold Brown, Sharon Jacks, Abbie Pettit and Jerry Cook.

(Photo - 002)  This is a closer look at our first planted trees.

See the movie of our first planting

(Photo - 003)  This, and the following two photos are of a planting we did in Kill Devil Hills, NC, near Kitty Hawk.  The Sorak Family, from Baltimore, MD donated the peach tree, and their children helped plant.  This is Art Sorak bringing the tree to the planting site.

(Photo - 004)  Connor Jacks in Kill Devil Hills, NC.

(Photo - 005)  The Sorak Family with Jerry Cook.

(Photo - 006)  This photo and the following 4 photos were taken at our tree planting on the campus at the University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown, PA on 6 July 2006.  Harold Brown is planting the pear tree.

(Photo - 007)  Sharon Jacks, Jerry Cook, and Harold Brown.

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(Photo - 009)  Jerry, Sharron, Daylan, and Tom Frazier

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(Photo - 011)  Howard and Willowjeane Lyman recently planted 10 fruit bearing trees at their new home in Ellensburg, Washington which complements the work of World Orchard Project.

(Photo - 012)  Jaime and Lorenzo planting 75 fruit bearing trees on land belonging to Will and Madeline Tuttle in Ecuador.

(Photo - 013) Planting a fig tree in a "common area" on Colington Island in NC by David and son Dave.

(Photo - 014)  Tree Plantings as headed up by teacher Anna Holden in Syracuse, NY.

(Photo - 015)  The kids had a lot of fun at the Earth Day Sleepover; I think it always surprises them how much fun they wind up having!

(Photo - 016)  Tree plantings by school students as an Earth Day project in the Syracuse, NY area.

(Photo - 017)  Tree planting on Earth Day in the Syracuse NY area.

(Photo - 018)  Jena and Kellie digging.

(Photo - 019)  Finished! I sent only a few pictures of the planting (3 cherry trees)... it got dark quick and a lot of the pictures came out badly. ~Anna