CivilnetAt a time when the newly independent Republic of Armenia was facing a severe energy crisis because of blockade, Carolyn Mugar had an idea. That idea blossomed and became the Armenia Tree Project, an initiative to help reforest Armenia’s ravaged countryside and not only. Today, 20 years later, the Armenia Tree Project has planted 4.5 million trees from urban areas to remote towns and villages. CivilNet spoke with Carolyn Mugar about the inception, mission and accomplishments of ATP.
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