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Arbor Day at park, 1908.
這些學童們在1908年在公園裡舉辦音樂會來慶祝植樹節,週遭都是樹木圍繞著

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第一個植樹節 (Arbor Day) :1872410

你可能在學校裡聽過植樹節。一直以來,學童們是最積極慶祝這個節日的一群人。在植樹節這一天,學童通常都被鼓勵要種植一棵樹木,也當成他們愛國的表現,同時也是美化社區的方法之一。天然資源保護者 (一群致力於保護自然環境的人) 現在會鼓勵人們種植柳樹、紅衫木、樺樹、或者是棕櫚樹,以對抗嚴重森林砍伐的現象。你能想像沒有樹木的日子嗎?讓我們一起慶祝植樹節吧!


You may have heard of Arbor Day at school. Observed by all the states by 1907, schoolchildren helped out the most to keep the day alive and growing. Arbor Day programs urged children to plant a tree as a patriotic act, as a good investment for the future, and as a way to beautify the community. Conservationists (people who work to protect nature) today would encourage you to plant a willow, a redwood, a birch, or a palm to help in the battle against deforestation (the clearing of trees from a location). Can you imagine a world without trees? Celebrate Arbor Day!
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