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Greener Leith A-Z > L is for... > Leith Links Childrens Orchard

In the Spring of 2010, Greener Leith worked with hundreds of local school pupils and volunteers to establish the Leith Links Childrens Orchard. Click here to read the press release. The slide show below shows how we did it:

This project was funded by the Peoples Postcode Lottery Trust.

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