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We received a request to highlight Treeage from Bridget McKenzie.  It’s a call for creative practitioners to devise and lead their own creative actions for trees during National Tree Week 23 November to 1 December.  Treeage might take the form of three levels of remedial action: A&E, the Funeral or the Maternity Unit.
She suggested the image, and you can find more about the project here.
To share your plans and activities, you can choose to:
- sign up to the Facebook event for Treeage week, and/or the event page for Remembrance Day for Lost Species on 30th November
- join the Treeage Flickr group to post photos
- use the Twitter hashtag #treeage
- Use the National Tree Week posters and post an event on their event map
This is a joint idea devised by Beuysterous (Bridget McKenzie) and Feral Theatre (especially Persephone Pearl).
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