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Portland Canopy August 29, 2009

Organic fruit tree class, Sept. 12

As part of their fall organic gardening series, Zenger Farm is offering a Sept. 12 workshop on fruit trees. Instructor Ryan Hofrichter said the

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Portland Canopy August 27, 2009

Urban foresters meet online, study

Oregon State University is offering an online urban forestry course for this upcoming fall term. The class is cross listed within the College of

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Green Space, Portland Canopy August 14, 2009

Metro grant secures I-205 trees

It’s official, Friends of Trees is coming to I-205! With their unanimous council vote, Metro awarded Friends of Trees the largest capital grant

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FOT Events, Green Space, Neighborhood Trees, Portland Canopy July 29, 2009

Honk for shade, plant a tree

As covered in The Oregonian, this event was a complete success, with hundreds of recorded honks and some general tree-benefit awareness garnered

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SAVE THE DATE: Our Annual Shade Tree Sale will be SAVE THE DATE: Our Annual Shade Tree Sale will be Saturday, April 22, 10am-2pm. 🌳 We source our shade trees from some of the best nurseries in the United States. We are thrilled to offer this unique opportunity to purchase high quality shade trees at a fraction of their original cost.
Planting a tree is a fantastic time to connect, to Planting a tree is a fantastic time to connect, to make friends, and build community. This weekend we're doing more of just that, as volunteers join us for three great events. You can find us in NE Vancouver, W Salem, Cedar Mill and Cedar Hills. 🌳 Thanks to this weekend's partners @vancouverus, @cityofsalemoregon, and @cleanwaternews.
It's been our biggest year yet in @vancouverus, an It's been our biggest year yet in @vancouverus, and we're back at it this Saturday with a planting NE Vancouver - you can join! With our new contract, the partnership has grown from 400 trees planted each season to up to 700 trees, and from 200 trees pruned to 300. 🌲 Read more on our blog: https://friendsoftrees.org/blog/gtk-vancouver-2023/
The vibes on Saturday were just incredible! Four a The vibes on Saturday were just incredible! Four awesome, sun-soaked events. 😎 Thanks to this weekend's partners, @cityoftualatin, @cleanwaternews, @cityofhillsboro, and @cityofgresham. 🌲 And sponsors, @oregonsoapcompany, @portlandgeneral, and @wyldcanna.
Get those shades ready—this weekend might be the Get those shades ready—this weekend might be the sunniest of our whole planting season! That's great, because we have FOUR events throughout the region. We'll be planting at natural areas in Tualatin and Hillsboro, and in neighborhoods in North Portland and Gresham. 🌲 Thanks to this weekend's partners, @cityoftualatin, @cleanwaternews, @cityofhillsboro, and @cityofgresham. 🌲 And sponsors, @oregonsoapcompany, @portlandgeneral, and @wyldcanna.
Our volunteers are ready for spring weather! How a Our volunteers are ready for spring weather! How about you? We still have events in March and April if you want to volunteer! 😎 https://friendsoftrees.org/event-calendar/
These volunteers got hundreds of new plants in the These volunteers got hundreds of new plants in the ground! What an amazing weekend of natural area planting at the Fanno Creek Greenway in @cityofbeaverton and Happy Valley Park in @cityofhappyvalley!
The shovels are loaded for some awesome natural ar The shovels are loaded for some awesome natural area plantings this weekend! Our Green Space program is all about increasing wildlife habitat, improving watershed health, and providing community connection to nature. When we're planting bareroots, it's so satisfying to get hundreds of plants in the ground in a single morning! 🌲 Volunteers will get to dig in at at Fanno Creek Greenway in @cityofbeaverton and Happy Valley Park in @cityofhappyvalley!
Rain or shine, our volunteers are all smiles. Than Rain or shine, our volunteers are all smiles. Thanks to everyone who came out this weekend to plant! We put in great work in natural areas in West Salem and SE Portland, and in West Vancouver neighborhoods. 🌲 Thanks to partners @cityofsalemoregon, Johnson Creek Watershed Council, @portlandparks, @clackamascounty Water Environment Services, and @vancouverus. 🌲 And thanks to sponsors @wyld_cbd, @portlandgeneral, and @laikastudios.
We can't wait to get back to planting this weekend We can't wait to get back to planting this weekend! We've got some great events throughout the region. Volunteers will be planting in natural areas in West Salem and SE Portland, and in West Vancouver neighborhoods. 🌲 Thanks to partners @cityofsalemoregon, Johnson Creek Watershed Council, @portlandparks, @clackamascounty Water Environment Services, and @vancouverus. 🌲 And thanks to sponsors @wyld_cbd, @portlandgeneral, and @laikastudios.
“There’s always a place for native trees in ou “There’s always a place for native trees in our hearts and in our gardens,” says Neighborhood Trees Senior Specialist Andrew Land. “But there’s also a place for non-native, locally hardy trees in the urban environment.” 🌲 Read our blog on the value of native trees, as well as non-natives like the swamp white oak (Quercus bicolor), which does really well in cities because its roots are accustomed to anaerobic conditions. 🌳 Link in Bio
Your voice is needed for more trees in Portland! Y Your voice is needed for more trees in Portland! You may have heard of the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF), which has dedicated $40 million for tree planting and tree care. Friends of Trees testified at City Council in support of this exciting initiative and continues to be engaged in the process, partaking in three roundtable conversations that helped inform the current draft of the Equitable Tree Canopy Program. 🌲 Right now, PCEF is looking for public feedback on the working draft, due March 2nd. Friends of Trees needs your help to promote authentic community involvement in implementing the tree planting program. 🌲 Read more: https://friendsoftrees.org/blog/pcef-public-comment/
It's not too late to get a tree this year! Did you It's not too late to get a tree this year! Did you know we're planting in Washington County neighborhoods? On March 25th, we'll be planting trees in and around Cedar Mill and Cedar Hills with @cleanwaternews. Sign up for a tree or come and plant with us! 🌲 https://friendsoftrees.org/get-a-tree/
This weekend's events have been postponed—too mu This weekend's events have been postponed—too much snow to plant! Remember that you can gently brush snow off tree branches, but not ice. Ice can lead to branch failure, so take great care. Stay safe and warm, everyone!
What a crew! Thanks to everyone who pitched in thi What a crew! Thanks to everyone who pitched in this weekend. We planted native plants at Brown Nature area in Tigard and trees in Wilsonville neighborhoods. 🌳 Thanks to partners @cityoftigard, @cleanwaternews, and @jointreeforall, and @city_of_wilsonville.
Our crew leaders make planting fun! We've got a gr Our crew leaders make planting fun! We've got a great weekend ahead, planting trees in Wilsonville neighborhoods and native plants at Brown Nature area in Tigard. 🌳 Thanks to partners @city_of_wilsonville, @cityoftigard, @cleanwaternews, and @jointreeforall.
Friends of Trees in The Washington Post: "A recent Friends of Trees in The Washington Post: "A recent study conducted in Portland, Ore., found that in neighborhoods where a nonprofit planted more trees, fewer people died.The paper, by researchers at the U.S. Forest Service, adds to a budding body of research into the health benefits of living around greenery. Its findings amount to a prescription for policymakers to plant more trees.'Urban trees are an essential part of our public health infrastructure, and they should be treated as such,' said Geoffrey Donovan, the Forest Service researcher who led the study published in the December issue of the journal Environment International."Read more: https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-solutions/2023/02/12/planting-tree-health-live-longer/
Another beautiful weekend of planting—thanks to Another beautiful weekend of planting—thanks to all the volunteers who showed up for community and climate action! 🌳 Thanks to partners @portlandparks, @poic_rahs, and Clean Air Canopy, @city_of_wilsonville, and @cityofsalemoregon.
We have a great weekend ahead! We'll be planting n We have a great weekend ahead! We'll be planting native plants at the beautiful Wilkes Creek Headwaters in NE Portland, and at Arrowhead Creek Park in Wilsonville. And we'll be planting neighborhood trees in Salem. We're so lucky to be able to work with volunteers from all around the region! 🌲 Thanks to this weekend's partners @portlandparks, @poic_rahs, and Clean Air Canopy, @city_of_wilsonville, and @cityofsalemoregon.
Some smiley highlights from this past weekend! Our Some smiley highlights from this past weekend! Our volunteers are the best. We rescued trees in Banks, enhanced a natural area in Sherwood, and planted trees for air quality in Parkrose. Thanks to all who contributed!
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