Quietly rooted in policy but destined to grow tall — a new law in the Philippines is asking students to give back before they move forward.
Before receiving their diploma, every graduating student must plant ten trees. It’s more than a requirement; it’s a living investment in the future. With millions of students each year, the law could result in tens of millions of new trees — each one a quiet guardian against deforestation, climate change, and soil erosion.
These trees will outlast the exams and ceremonies. They’ll grow as living proof that knowledge and responsibility should always take root together.
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