| When the Natural Fertility Clinic decided to plant a tree for every baby born to parents being treated at the clinic, father-to-be Jonathan Stross agreed to match it.
Jonathan, Director of Sponsor Trees, was so touched by the success stories at the Warrington clinic that he decided to play his part. The clinic, run by Tracey Turton, helps couples to conceive using natural therapies.
“The very nature of our business is to hear the patter of tiny feet on our planet and we want to make sure there is still a beautiful planet for our little clients,” says Tracey, Clinic Director of sister clinic Cheshire Natural Health.
Jonathan and his wife, Roxanne, visited the clinic at Stretton as part of National Tree Week (November 26 to December 7). Sponsor Trees work with local tree planting organisations in developing countries encouraging sponsorship and involvement from UK businesses.
“The Natural Fertility Clinic is already giving so much to the local community, helping to bring new life into the world. It is fantastic that they have also committed to supporting community projects in developing countries as well. We hope that their involvement will encourage other businesses to also be involved in a tree planting scheme to help the global climate crisis and world poverty.
Hale-based Sponsor Trees plant trees in countries, such as Ethiopia to bring important economic and social benefits. Through the program, whole communities are working together to save the world’s most degraded lands. The many benefits these fast-growing trees bring allow families to save their homes and way of life. These trees are planted in the most barren of landscapes where human desperation has cleared areas with currently no natural resources. Unlike most areas which have other uses, these areas will only survive with our help, and these trees. Within areas home to natural forest, are dormant seeds lying in the ground and so for every 50 new trees planted, another 150 or so are likely to grow back.
The Natural Fertility Clinic based at Stretton helps couples to conceive the natural way, through a variety of natural therapies such as reflexology, acupuncture and medical herbalism.
More details can be accessed at www.naturalfertilityclinic.co.uk (Tel: 01925 730123) and www.sponsortrees.co.uk
Caption: Tracey Turton, Clinic Director at the Natural Fertility Clinic, receives a tree sponsorship certificate from Jonathan Stross, Director of Sponsor Trees, watched by his wife, Roxanne.
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