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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Airman 1 st Class Juston Forde, 96th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, plants a saw palmetto tree during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Airman 1st Class Juston Forde, 96th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, carries long leaf pines during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Capt. Zakaria Boston, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, uses a post hole digger during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Airman 1st Class Myeshia Wright, 96th Communications Squadron, drops moisture retainer in a planting hole during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Sandy Pizzolato, 96th Civil Engineer Group, points out the long leaf pines tap root during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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  • Jackson Guard and Airmen volunteers participate in a base beautification project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida.  The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species.

    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    Airman 1st Class Julian Wagleleal, 96th Communications Squadron, carries a long leaf pine seedling during a beautification and reforestation project Jan. 11 on the Eglin Reservation in Florida. The six-day project included preparing the area and soil, sowing wild flower seeds, planting 555 Eglin seed long leaf pines and 55 saw palmetto trees to beautify the retention pond with native plant species. The project also used pollinating flowers to support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and moths. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ilka Cole)

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    Seeds to trees: Base beautification project

    • Published Jan. 23, 2018
    • By Ilka Cole
    • Team Eglin Public Affairs
    EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. --  
    Eglin Eglin Air Force Base 96th Test Wing 96th Civil Engineer Group environmental community beautification reforestation Jackson Guard

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