By Brianna Taylor | February 10, 2022 | The Sacramento Bee
Get to know your tree canopy better. With research from the Sacramento Tree Foundation, California Native Plant Society and more, here’s our guide to the native and imported species that line your streets.
Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/environment/article257008732.html#storylink=cpy
By Gordon Mann and Paula Peper | Fall 2021 | Arborist Soapbox
Are you aware of the $1.2 billion, proposed Capitol Annex Project in Sacramento, CA that has been approved by the California legislature?
Click here or on the image below to read the full article.
July 2021 | Be Water Smart
Do you LOVE trees? Do you get nutty over walnut trees? Weepy at the sight of a willow? Want to cuddle with a conifer?
Be Water Smart wants YOU to make sure our urban forest stays with us for generations to come, even as climate change is projected to bring more frequent drought years.
Here are some tips for efficiently watering your trees when the weather is dry, and be sure to visit sactree.com to learn even more about caring for trees!
Here are a few of the Be Water Smart videos that can help get you started!
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By the Sacramento Bee Editorial Board
October 15, 2019
The Sacramento Bee
We often plant trees as a symbolic gesture. We plant them on Earth Day in honor of clean air and sustainability. We also plant trees to commemorate people and events.
https://www.sacbee.com/opinion/editorials/article236197713.html
But trees do more than provide shade and improve landscapes. They are also critical to public health.
In Sacramento, which the American Lung Association named fifth worst U.S. city for air quality and where temperatures increasingly reach triple-digit highs, we must take the importance of trees seriously.
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