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Norkem Park community celebrates Arbor Week with tree-planting

Ward 91 Clr Desmond McKenzie praised the collaboration for enhancing the park’s beauty and fostering community involvement in environmental conservation.

The community of Norkem Park joined forces with the City of Ekurhuleni Parks Department to celebrate Arbor Week at James Wright Park on September 5.

As part of the celebrations, 15 trees were planted, enhancing the park’s natural beauty and contributing to a greener, healthier environment for residents to enjoy.

The community of Norkem Park and the Parks Department came together to celebrate Arbor Week at James Wright Park on September 5.

“We appreciate the Parks Department’s efforts in identifying James Wright Park as a key location for this initiative, and we value the collaboration that made this event a success. Their commitment to beautifying our community spaces is truly commendable,” said Ward 91 Clr Desmond McKenzie.

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The event brought together residents, local volunteers, and council staff, highlighting the importance of community involvement in environmental conservation.

The community of Norkem Park and the Parks Department came together to celebrate Arbor Week at James Wright Park on September 5.

A heartfelt thanks goes to everyone who participated, and to the Parks Department for their dedication to making Norkem Park a cleaner, greener, and more welcoming place for all.

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