October 18, 2013
Plant-for-the-Planet
Great News for all the Plant-for-the-Planet fans in China: Our book „Tree by Tree“ is now also available in Chinese! Thanks to our trainee Kathy Wong from Hong Kong for her help with the translation.
You can read the whole book here:
All other languages are also online on our Website or printed in our Shop.
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