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NeighborWoods in Hollywood Park and Carleton Tract
NeighborWoods is a community-led movement to improve our neighborhoods and bring neighbors together through tree planting and care activities. Bring beautiful, tree-lined streets, shaded parks and schools, and full-canopied yards to the area where you live.
We can provide free trees, tools, expertise, and education needed to grow a forest in YOUR neighborhood!
WHY ARE TREES A GOOD IDEA?
Neighborhoods with more trees have...
- Tighter-knit communities
- Higher property values
- Safer and walkable streets
- Lower energy costs
- Higher activity levels
- Better air/water quality
- Lower rates of obesity
Let’s plant more trees to create a better tomorrow for our kids.
Build community. Improve the neighborhood.
Plant trees.
What’s your vision for a greener tomorrow? Let's talk.
Events
Online
Saturday, April 25 10:00A - 12:00P
Join us for a virtual training session to learn how you can help save our remaining public elm trees! Our Save the Elms Program's (STEP) Community Scientists will be trained to monitor local elm trees for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) over the summer using a mobile app.
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Online
Wednesday, April 29 6:00P - 8:00P
Join us for a virtual training session to learn how you can help save our remaining public elm trees! Our Save the Elms Program's (STEP) Community Scientists will be trained to monitor local elm trees for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) over the summer using a mobile app.
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Online
Saturday, May 2 10:00A - 12:00P
Join us for a virtual training session to learn how you can help save our remaining public elm trees! Our Save the Elms Program's (STEP) Community Scientists will be trained to monitor local elm trees for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) over the summer using a mobile app.
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Online
Wednesday, May 6 6:00P - 8:00P
Join us for a virtual training session to learn how you can help save our remaining public elm trees! Our Save the Elms Program's (STEP) Community Scientists will be trained to monitor local elm trees for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) over the summer using a mobile app.
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Apr4
CANCELLED - Planting at Land Park
Sacramento
Saturday, April 4 9:00A - 12:00P
**Event cancelled**
Land Park has lost so many beloved mature trees to Dutch elm disease, and now it's time to replace that canopy to ensure that the park continues to be a shady, green oasis for all Sacramentans. Join us with the City of Sacramento Parks Division and the Land Park Volunteer Corps to plant 40 trees that will beautify this region and clean our air for generations to come.