The project worked with schools, community members and other stakeholders to plant trees on 22nd May, 2009 (International Day of Biological Diversity) and be a part of the Green Wave global effort. Eight (8) schools participated with hundreds of students getting involved in the tree planting exercise.

Over three hundred (300) trees were planted on the Fondes Amandes Hill in Trinidad on 22nd May 2009. The trees planted included indigenous fruit trees, hard woods and ornamental trees (such as cashew, hog plum, mahogany, acacia and cedar). Plants and gardening tools were distributed to the schools and as prizes for students in an interactive learning session with members of the FACRP and the young people who participated. Environmental songs were sung and games highlighting local environmental issues were played.

Even after the project's closure, schools still went to Fondes Amandes to plant more trees and maintenance of the seedlings that were planted is ongoing.

The Green Wave day itself was such a success that one of the participating girl's high schools made a request for FACRP to accommodate more classes totally 119 students who came out to plant hundreds of more trees the following week.