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Tree City Earth May 15, 2012

What did the tree planter say to the White House?

Dr. Jackie Cole watched half her city’s trees—some 100 years old—die as Galveston became a “city of dead trees”

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Neighborhood Trees, Portland Canopy May 14, 2012

75 feet high for 75 years!

By Kris Day Big thanks to Collier Arbor Care for servicing tree care needs across the greater Portland area for 75 years! To celebrate crossing

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Neighborhood Trees May 11, 2012

Why We Lead: A Crew Leader’s Vested Interest — Part II

By Jeff Kisseloff, FOT Crew Leader Continued from Part I yesterday The training session was a snap. Afterward, they asked us to sign up for at

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Neighborhood Trees May 10, 2012

Why We Lead: A Crew Leader’s Vested Interest — Part I

By Jeff Kisseloff, FOT Crew Leader People can say being a crew leader is all about planting trees and doing something good for the city and the

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Portland Canopy May 8, 2012

Katsura Heritage Trees in Portland

By Phyllis Reynolds Portland has two katsura Heritage Trees: one at 1132 SW Vista Ave. and the other in Laurelhurst Park. The West Side tree has

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