Today’s Op-Ed from the New York Times: Why Trees Matter By Jim Robbins Published: April 11, 2012   Helena, Mont.   TREES are on the front lines of our changing climate. And when the oldest trees in the world suddenly start dying, it’s time to pay attention.   North America’s ancient alpine bristlecone forests are falling victim to a voracious ...
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Our City Forest is planning a four-week training program to prepare tree lovers to take their passion one step further by becoming Tree Amigos. One need not be a Tree Amigo to volunteer with the nonprofit organization dedicated to urban forestry, but those who become Tree Amigos serve as mentors for the many volunteers who commit time and energy as ...
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Today, California ReLeaf, Sacramento Tree Foundation, and the Western Chapter of the International Society of Aboriculture joined Assemblymember Roger Dickinson and other members of the state legislature to dedicate a new tree in Capitol Park. The Valley Oak was planted just south of the rose garden. In other Capitol news, Governor Brown issued a proclamation recognizing March 7th as Arbor ...
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March 7 – 14 is California Arbor Week.  Urban and community forests play a vital role in our lives.  They filter rainwater and store carbon.  They feed and shelter birds and other wildlife.  They shade and cool our homes and neighborhoods, saving energy.  Maybe best of all, they form a living green canopy, contributing to our health and well-being, raising ...
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A big thank-you to Magid Glove and Safety for their donation of gloves to support California ReLeaf’s tree-planting programs.  The gloves will be utilized throughout California  and support California ReLeaf Network members in their local plantings. About Magid Glove & Safety Magid Glove & Safety is the world’s largest manufacturer, importer and distributor of work gloves, leather gloves and disposable ...
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