Soka Institute to Plant One Amazonian Tree for Each Brazilian COVID-19 Victim
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Friday, September 25, 2020
This "Life Memorial" project is supported by Fundacao Rede Amazonica, charitable arm of the main TV station in Amazonas State.
Key Points:
- This "Life Memorial" project is supported by Fundacao Rede Amazonica, charitable arm of the main TV station in Amazonas State.
- The Soka Institute hopes to involve the inhabitants of Manaus in caring for the trees.
- The Soka Institute for Environmental Studies and Research of the Amazon was founded in 1992 by Buddhist philosopher and peacebuilder Daisaku Ikeda.
- The Institute is supported by Brazil Soka Gakkai International (BSGI), which helped create this project.