Arbor Day celebrations to bring 100 new trees to Lodi
About 100 trees will be planted throughout the Heritage District during the Arbor Day celebration.
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Earth Day and Upcoming Events!
Elizabeth Lanham will be taking over the position of Program Manager for the CivicSpark Urban Forestry Program, starting May 1st 2015.
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It Must Be In The Air! Everything Feels Upside Down
Guest blog by Jessie Rudd, CivicSpark AmeriCorps member. Jessie, along with her team of AmeriCorps...
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Not All Outdoor Watering is Created Equal
AmeriCorps members are partnering with California Urban Forests Council in assisting local government agencies and disadvantaged communities in the San Joaquin Valley improve and/or implement urban forestry programs in their communities!
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The Trees Where People Live
Trees have been a part of people’s lives since the early days of settlement. The early need for wood for homes and tools gave people a reliance on trees. The movement of people across the country did not change that need, and often trees and water were the two important resources for creating populated places.
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Halloween Spooky Trees
Download your spooky trees stencils!
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Giveaways Grow on Trees!
Like us and leave a comment on Facebook to win a signed copy of Carolyn Finney’s new book “Black...
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Rooftop Solar Power and Trees: Natural Partners (no, really)
Rooftop solar power generation is coming to our neighborhoods. Let’s get ready.
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The Connection Between Health and Nature
Guest Blog: David Novak is a syndicated columnist, appearing in newspapers, magazines, radio and...
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Who’s living in your trees?
Trees create this natural atmosphere and act as homes to the animalsbirdsinging3 that inhabit it, creating a symbiotic relationship.
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It’s Not Easy Being Green – Tribulations of an urban tree
In urban areas around the country, trees have a hard life. On average an urban tree’s life...
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Invest From the Ground Up branches out to El Cerrito
We’re proud to announce, the Invest From the Ground campaign has selected the City of El Cerrito...
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Why Thru-Hikers Are Obsessed with Fantasy Books
Before there was 'A Walk in the Woods' and 'Wild,' there was 'The Lord of the Rings'
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California Air Quality Map: See ratings in your area in near-real time
This interactive map shows air quality data for the Bay Area and California, updated hourly.
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Can Climbing Trees Replace Preparing for Tests?
Nature-based preschools are becoming increasingly popular. But what are they, and are they effective?
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Cool Davis is hosting their quarterly meeting Wed. Aug. 21st featuring a panel presentation at 5pm with Tree Davis, introducing the new Community Canopy Project, planting 1,000 trees in Davis. All are welcome! 4:30-6:30pm at the Bicycling Hall of Fame, 303 3rd St, Davis.
Joshua Tree: How One Woman’s Work Preserved the Desert
The tireless work of Minerva Hamilton Hoyt, who was dedicated to the often-misunderstood delicate desert landscape, was critical in establishing Joshua...
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Nature heals trauma by giving us a chance to be together outside. Nature is inclusive—we all belong there. https://t.co/yuZ3fv87lG
“From cradle to grave, there is compelling evidence that human beings need to be in natural settings,” Dr Razani. https://t.co/aA6k2hQRQY
Dr Razani, speaking at our conference & pediatrician @UCSFChildrens prescribes nature for health. See the schedule https://t.co/rBlHWq7HBe
Update: Dr Jackson has been called to DC to advise on ACA. Dr Razani, prescribes nature, is our new closing speaker. https://t.co/bRioVI4Jhn
Entries close at midnight tonight for our awards for excellence in Urban Forestry. Don't miss out. https://t.co/OvmDcnywnn https://t.co/0Rko5kzjeo
Entries close at midnight Monday for our awards for excellence in Urban Forestry. You can even nominate yourself. https://t.co/EJMnRHmXgR https://t.co/kpsqb4SYef
