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Beneficially beautiful bark
By Katie Neis Gray, furrowed, smooth, peeling, scaly, brown, plated, exfoliating, and the list goes on. Does the bark you love have a smooth
The value of city trees to wildlife and people
By Neva Knott Wildlife fare better in the city when trees provide food and shelter for them. Salmon swim our creeks on the way to the big
Vancouver Urban Forestry/Friends of Trees Americorps position
By Katie Neis Tired of looking for an environmental job in the supersaturated Portland market? Ever thought about working with a fun team
Getting engaged with Friends of Trees: an introduction
By Michael Migotsky Hello! I am Michael Migotsky, and I have been interning at Friends of Trees this summer through the DukeEngage program. I
How city trees cool & clean our air
By Neva Knott “Trees breathe carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, most of which comes from vehicles. Other particulate matter is emitted into