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Mansfield honors two heritage trees, the Humane Society welcomes new agents, and Plymouth High School students are singled our for their artwork.

Jerry Herrmann: Destruction planned at Park Place Park should be taken seriously by civic leaders I am writing this letter in response to the well-developed and "teachable moment'' letter of Dorothy Dahlsrud, regarding tree ret ention in Oregon City's Park Place Park. Dorothy was a very committed member of Oregon City's Natural Resource Committee, which I and others founded a decade and a half ago. She always was an advocate for a good and healthy tree canopy and helped guide us on "The Heritage Tree Program." Her article, regarding the possible removal of very old Atlas cedars, in conjunc...

Kensington residents continue fight to save pepper trees A handful of Kensington residents celebrated a small victory on Tuesday when they found out the City of San Diego had spared their beloved pepper trees, at least for a day. and last updated 2021-02-16 14:22:28-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A handful of Kensington residents celebrated a small victory on Tuesday when they found out the City of San Diego had spared their beloved pepper trees, at least for a day. The city has designated four trees along Marlborough Drive as safety hazards and plans to demolish all of them. Crews put out no parking ...

The Black Walnut Tree right of this St. Lawrence Street home was recently designated a Heritage Tree by Forests Ontario. Below, homeowners Normand Dessureault and Gisèle Mitrow are pictured in front of the tree with the certificate presented to them along with the heritage designation plaque. (The Leader/Comfort photo) MORRISBURG – Anyone who has ever travelled along St. Lawrence Street in Morrisburg has no doubt noticed the grand Italianate mansion along the way. What might have gone unnoticed is the grand black walnut tree that stands alongside it. Present homeowners Gisèle Mitrow and N...

Reply December 16, 2020 LISLE, Ill. (December, 15, 2020) - The Chicago Region Trees Initiative (CRTI) has honored Dr. Robyn Flakne with the Forester of the Year Golden Shovel Award, a CRTI Urban Forestry Award reserved for the most dedicated forestry professionals. Subscribe Dr. Flakne receives this award for her work as the Natural Resources Manager for the Village of Glenview and also as an instructor at Northeastern Illinois University. She has been co-chair of the CRTI Trees and Green Infrastructure Work Group for six years, is the staff liaison for the Village's Natural Resources Commi...