Architecture firm Native Architects celebrates 25 years of work by planting 100 trees in York.
Architecture firm Native Architects celebrates 25 years of work by planting 100 trees in York.
The firm partnered with the St Nicholas Nature Reserve to accomplish this with the trees being planted by in St Nicholas fields in Tang Hall by the Tang Hall beck.
The planting of these trees is part of the Green Corridors project which enhances habitats near rivers and streams in several York locations such as the aforementioned Tang Hall beck and Fulford and Rawcliffe Ings.
Due to Native Architects having strong environmental beliefs they believed the planting of the trees to be the perfect fit to celebrate 25 years as a company.
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