Adrian has been responsible for the planting of 142 acres of native woodlands, supported by hundreds of volunteers, with over 100,000 native trees and shrubs that have been planted, combating climate change through carbon sequestration, wildflower glades providing food and havens for insect and wildlife, boosting biodiversity, 10’s of kilometres of all-weather paths, and exercise stations providing recreational spaces for mental and physical wellbeing, whilst a 5-acres geeen burial site and a road victims memorial provide for our spiritual needs. Adrian Isaac is presented with the Robert Lauberts Envrionment and Community Award by Senior Judge for East Midlands in Bloom, Richard Stephen.
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