Saint-James Gardens welcomes 17th annual tree planting for Monaco's newest residents
Families gathered at Saint-James Gardens for Monaco's traditional ceremony honouring each new birth with a tree planting.
Saint-James Gardens hosted the heartwarming annual tradition that celebrates Monaco's newest arrivals with nature's enduring symbol of growth. The ceremony took place on Tuesday 14th April, bringing together families and local officials for the principality's cherished "One Birth, One Tree" initiative.
Marjorie Crovetto, Deputy Mayor responsible for Quality of Life, Environment and Sustainable Development, presided over the proceedings alongside several Municipal Council members. Stéphane Valeri, President-Delegate, also attended the gathering which has become a beloved fixture in Monaco's calendar.
This environmental initiative creates a living legacy for each child born in Monaco, transforming the joy of new life into a lasting contribution to the principality's green spaces. The programme reflects Monaco's commitment to sustainability whilst fostering a deep connection between residents and their local environment.
The Saint-James Gardens provided a fitting backdrop for the occasion, offering families a tranquil setting to participate in this meaningful tradition that links personal milestones with environmental stewardship.