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when you want to learn more about trees...
free:
treemuskateers provides a good online infographic
the VA tree stewards has a 100+ pages of tree information readily available too in pdf form
$: for those living around DC, casey trees’ little laminated guidebook (but this one does costs money)
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Dumbarton Oaks Park Restoration by the Dumbarton Oaks Park Conservancy and Casey Trees
Photograph #1 Taken on March 22, 2014
Photograph #2 Taken on May 8, 2017
New report finds Washington, D.C. could enhance livability while saving billions of dollars with smart surface technologies
New report finds Washington, D.C. could enhance livability while saving billions of dollars with smart surface technologies
Achieving Urban Resilience report demonstrates citywide technology solutions to enhance public health, strengthen urban equity and resilience and slow climate change while saving D.C. $5 billion dollars over 40 years Today, Achieving Urban Resilience: Washington, D.C., a new report authored by Capital E, documents and quantifies the large-scale environmental, health and economic benefits that…
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Dennis Chestnut: Growing up in a "neighborhood of trees"
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Dennis Chestnut is executive director of Groundwork Anacostia, dedicated to environmental restoration and community development in Southeast Washington, DC. He recalls a childhood playing in the woodlands around old Civil War forts that ring the city and the path that led him to his current service as a board member of Casey Trees.
Xavier Brown: "Restoring the neighbor back to the 'hood"
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Xavier Brown started working with trees almost by chance, when he joined his father for a class run by Washington, DC's Casey Trees. But as he tells us in this story, "the more I worked with trees, the more I became conscious of their power to create change."
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From an email from Casey Trees.
Wondering About Tree Maintenance? Tune in to caseytrees.org/treetalkthursdays this Thursday June 14th at noon. Every second Thursday of each month there are online tree talk chat sessions offered by the Casey Trees Group in DC. See their website for more information. Â
