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Tree Bark Newsletter

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Tree Bark Newsletter — Urban Forestry's digital newsletter featuring updates about Neighborhood Tree Stewardship, permits, tree inventory, special events, and more! ALL TREES, NO PULP.

Latest Tree Bark Edition

Tree Bark Newsletter (February 13, 2025) 546.3 KB

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2025 Tree Bark Editions

Tree Bark Newsletter (February 13, 2025) 546.3 KB
Tree Bark Newsletter (January 23, 2025) 486.63 KB

Tree Barch Archives (2014–2024)

Tree Bark Editions 2024

Tree Bark Editions 2024 18.18 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2023

Tree Bark Editions 2023 22.25 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2022

Tree Bark Editions 2022 21.61 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2021

Tree Bark Editions 2023 22.25 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2020

Tree Bark Editions 2020 33.86 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2019 

Tree Bark Editions 2019 33.41 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2018

Tree Bark Editions 2018 27.9 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2017

Tree Bark Editions 2017 36.33 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2016

Tree Bark Editions 2016 18.12 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2015

Tree Bark Editions 2015 2.85 MB

Tree Bark Editions 2014

Contact

Marissa Richerson

Marissa.Richerson@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-200-9366

Topics

Community education and outreach
Environment
Trees
Parks, recreation, and activities

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