Woodland Trust has planted nearly 6,000 trees on the Island in 2020.
The organisation took to social media yesterday to share the news.
It's confirmed 5,947 were planted in total - a new record.
The trust has thanked all those who took part and continue to support them.
We planted 5947 trees in 2020, our new record! Fantastic team work, a big thank you to all supporters!!
Posted by Isle of Man Woodland Trust on Tuesday, 22 December 2020
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