Environmental Benefits

“A magnolia tree absorbs about 48 pounds of CO2 per year and produces nearly 4,000 pounds of oxygen."

 (8billiontrees.com) This means that 5 Magnolia trees produce 20,000 pounds of oxygen. They absorb 240 pounds of carbon dioxide per year and 20 pounds of carbon dioxide per month. 

The River Birch (Betula nigra) is a deciduous tree native to North America that can support ecosystems with photosynthesis. With the help of our 4 River Birch trees, our school can absorb 164.4 lbs of Carbon Dioxide a year which means that they are able to produce  20,460 lbs of oxygen a year. 

The Red Osier Dog (Cornus Sericea) is a common flowering plant native to much of North America. 15 of these shrubs can absorb 300 lbs of carbon dioxide a year and convert that into 37,500 lbs of oxygen. 

“A magnolia tree absorbs about 48 pounds of CO2 per year and produces nearly 4,000 pounds of oxygen."

 (8billiontrees.com) This means that 5 Magnolia trees produce 20,000 pounds of oxygen. They absorb 240 pounds of carbon dioxide per year and 20 pounds of carbon dioxide per month. 

The River Birch (Betula nigra) is a deciduous tree native to North America that can support ecosystems with photosynthesis. With the help of our 4 River Birch trees, our school can absorb 164.4 lbs of Carbon Dioxide a year which means that they are able to produce  20,460 lbs of oxygen a year. 

The Red Osier Dog (Cornus Sericea) is a common flowering plant native to much of North America. 15 of these shrubs can absorb 300 lbs of carbon dioxide a year and convert that into 37,500 lbs of oxygen.