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Treehouse Charities for 2020 – We are supporting environmental causes and teaching our little ones about climate issues. 

The Treehouse Club strives to support charities and our local community as we work to increase awareness.  We are passionate about preserving the environment and making positive impacts on our surroundings. Speak to your settings about our upcoming fundraising and activities.  It’s going to be fun action-packed year.

Discover charities for 2020 and join the fight!  

Wickford Setting:  WWF Tiger Campaign

https://www.wwf.org.uk/learn/wildlife/tigers

Ingrave Setting: PDSA

https://www.pdsa.org.uk/education-centre

Brentwood Setting: WWF Jaguar Campaign

https://www.wwf.org.uk/learn/wildlife/jaguars

Billericay Norsey Woods:  Donkey Sanctuary

https://www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk

We’re facing a climate and nature emergency, and we are the last generation that can do something about it.  It’s never too early to teach our children about our environment, how to protect our planet, current issues and how to make a positive impact and to tread lightly.

The Treehouse Club has joined these campaigns to make a small but important difference.  We use this opportunity to involve our children and learn about global wildlife conservation.

We’ll be teaching the children about endangered animals and protecting precious habitats around the world. Together, we can help connect with nature.

At Treehouse Club, we believe it’s never too early to get children interested and involved in giving back and learning about the importance of giving. Children are capable of tremendous compassion, and with a little help and direction, kids can begin to make a big impact in their communities.

We look forward to supporting these worthwhile causes.

Let’s Dig in 2020!

Treehouse Club will join forces with the conservation volunteering charity ‘I Dig Trees’ to help transform green spaces for nature and for people.  We have planted some shrubs and trees in a few of our settings.  What this space for photos.

Together we hope to improve our community spaces and tackle the ever so important environmental issues that matter. 

We’re facing a climate and nature emergency, and we are the last generation that can do something about it.  

It’s never too early to teach our children about our environment, how to protect our planet, current issues and how to make a positive impact and to tread lightly.

Treehouse Club has joined the WWF campaign to make a small but important difference.  We use this opportunity to involve our children and learn about global wildlife conservation.  We have adopted a Jaguar and Tiger.  The elusive jaguar has been virtually wiped out from most of its northern range. Jaguars now occupy less than half of their historic habitat where as the wild tiger populations have declined by around 95% since the beginning of the 20th century.

We’ll be teaching the children about endangered animals and protecting precious habitats around the world.

Together, we can help connect with nature.  Interested in continuing this conversation with your little one at home?  Have a look at the WWF website, they offer free educational resources to learn more about our world and develop understanding of the environmental challenges.

https://support.wwf.org.uk

https://www.wwf.org.uk/get-involved/schools

#WWFUnitedKingdom

Let’s Dig in 2020!

Treehouse Club will join forces with the conservation volunteering charity ‘I Dig Trees’ to help transform green spaces for nature and for people.  We will be planting some shrubs and trees in our settings early 2020.  Together we hope to improve our community spaces and tackle the ever so important environmental issues that matter.

Find out more here:  https://www.tcv.org.uk