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We'll be at the Multnomah County Northwest Library on Saturday, September 12th!
Join us for a family-friendly ride showing the traffic safety improvements, heritage trees, and affordable housing that is making the Jade District a livable home for everyone.
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
Join Urban Forestry at this Sunday Parkways event to help share info and promote Urban Forestry's free tree planting and care programs.
Join this year's graduating class of Neighborhood Tree Stewards for a panel discussion and meet & greet with community organizations.
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
Join us at this community 5K Fun Run to help share info and promote Urban Forestry's free tree planting and care programs.
Join Urban Forestry at this Sunday Parkways event to help share info and promote Urban Forestry's free tree planting and care programs.
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
Join us at this community 5K Fun Run to help share info and promote Urban Forestry's free tree planting and care programs.
Columbia Slough Watershed Council is celebrating 24 years as a 501(c)3 nonprofit! Join Urban Forestry at this community celebration to promote our Tree planting programs and the importance of trees in healthy wetland ecosystem.
Join us at 4th Annual Foster Summer Soirée to help promote and share information about Urban Forestry's free tree planting and care programs.
Oregon Department of Forestry Urban and Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) Urban Forestry are excited to partner with the PNW-ISA Chapter to present the Portland Trunk Injection Seminar on Thursday, June 11th starting at 8:00 am located at Charles Jordan Community Center.
Join us to induct the Vanport cottonwood trees into the Oregon Heritage Tree Program.
The Columbia Slough Watershed Council, City of Portland Urban Forestry, and 350 PDX are hosting a springtime tree walk in the Eliot and Irvington neighborhoods. Come discuss trees, history, and creating a more just future with us in NE Portland.
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
If you love trees and want to give back to your community, the Neighborhood Tree Steward Program might be for you!
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
This is an opportunity for community members in Trees for Residential Streets neighborhoods to ask questions about the planting program after the first round of communications about the program goes out.
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