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The landmark tree was removed in 2024 due to irreversible decline and public safety concerns, but PP&R has ensured that its story will live on.
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Improved East Portland play area made possible by the Portland Parks Foundation
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Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) announces that the bureau’s volunteer naming committee has chosen ‘Scht Wiwnu (pronounced Ish-chit Way-el-noo) as the new name for the Southwest Portland park formerly known as Custer Park.
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PP&R is opening new doors for local entrepreneurs to bring their food, crafts, and services directly to the people—right in Portland’s beloved city parks!
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Join Portland Parks & Recreation in the Cloud Forest at Washington Park!
Join PP&R and Hoyt Arboretum Friends to care for Portland's living museum of trees.
Join Friends of Errol Heights and Johnson Creek Watershed Council community members to improve this newly-constructed park.
If you love trees and want to give back to your community, the Neighborhood Tree Steward Program might be for you!
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