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From Yellow Pages to woodland

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Alys - Web Team Alys - Web Team | 16:22 UK time, Friday, 20 October 2006

School children in Denbighshire are taking part in a scheme to recycle old copies of the Yellow Pages, says a news release on Denbighshire County Council's . The scheme aims to raise funds to plant trees and increase woodland in Wales. It surprised me to learn that, according to the , Wales is "one of the least wooded countries in Europe", so let's hope the scheme is successful!

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