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Free Trees For Your Yard, Delivered and Planted!
Just sign up and Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry will do the rest
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Portland Celebrates a Tree-mendous 2025 Arbor Day
Community, Canopy, and Champions Honored
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City Council Adopts Portland’s Updated Urban Forest Plan
Key elements include reducing costs of tree care and maintenance for homeowners
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Prepare Your Trees for Winter Weather!
Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry staff share tips and resources
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Free Trees For All Portlanders!
Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry’s 9th Annual Yard Tree Giveaway is underway; spaces filling fast
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Portland's tree code permits and enforcement team joins Permitting & Development
The City of Portland is continuing to evolve to provide residents with effective delivery of services. This transition, directed by city council, is a part of that effort.
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Portland Has 15% More Street Trees Than in Previous Years
Urban Forestry study shows growth and success; updates types of suitable street tree species to plant
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Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry Partners with Friends of Trees to Expand Community Tree Planting
$1.8 million investment will bring more trees, training, and community tree care to Portland neighborhoods
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Portland Parks & Recreation Urban Forestry Expands Tree Planting with New Partners, Equity Focus
Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) Urban Forestry is launching a major expansion of its citywide tree planting efforts, supported by the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF).
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As expected, emerald ash borer has been found in multiple new sites this summer, including Portland
Beetle can be devastating to Ash and olive trees; but the City of Portland has been preparing for EAB’s arrival for years. This is a joint release from the Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon Department of Agriculture, and Portland Parks & Recreation
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