Hundreds of trees have been planted in the north of the Isle of Man.
That's thanks to volunteers from the Isle of Man Woodland Trust who gathered in Andreas on Sunday for a planting session at The Lhen.
The charity said more than 300 saplings were planted in fields close to the sea.
Further sessions in Maughold, St.Judes and Sulby Glen are planned over the next couple of months.
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