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FOT Events May 19, 2015

Keep Your Tree Healthy in the Heat

It’s been a long, dry spring and winter, but we all know the real heat begins after school is out for the summer. Your newly transplanted tree is

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FOT Events May 18, 2015

Leadership Awards Luncheon May 13, 2015

Portland City Commissioner Nick Fish recently presided over ceremonies at Friends of Trees’ Leadership Awards Luncheon. Our eighth annual

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Partnerships May 8, 2015

Carbon Sequestration – the Green Dot Project

By Brighton West The Green Dot Project facilitates a substantiated community consensus building process which increases human capacity to

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Volunteering May 7, 2015January 9, 2025

Tree Inventory Volunteers needed with Portland Parks and Recreation

By Erica Timm Interested in learning more about the composition of Portland’s urban forest? Want to increase your tree identification skills?

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Business Support, Partnerships May 5, 2015

Friends of Trees joins 1% for the Planet

By Andy Meeks Friends of Trees is now a proud non-profit network partner with 1% for the Planet – an alliance of over 1,200 member

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