13 January 2023
13 January 2023
7 September 2022
7 September 2022
TreePeople_org
4 days ago
RT @riversidecagov: Help us create more green spaces in our community this Saturday, March 25 from 9am -12pm for our next tree planting wit…
TreePeople_org
6 days ago
RT @whereishayley: Remember this video? It received a LOT of questions and comments about stormwater capture in LA. Join me for a panel dis…
TreePeople_org
6 days ago
RT @cwea: Today CWEA is celebrating a rainy #WorldWaterDay with our friends from @treepeople_org discussing stormwater capture with panel o…
TreePeople_org
7 days ago
We are proud to support the California Nonprofit Equity Initiative – 7 bills that will bring greater efficiency, fairness, and stability to nonprofits’ work with state government. Sign on by March 29th! https://t.co/JGcM8wxZO2 #NonprofitEquityCA #caleg @CalNonprofits @AsmLuzRivas https://t.co/chfTB6jjoN
TreePeople_org
8 days ago
RT @nelsonKirsten: @TreePeople_org We've got 2 more months of planting before the heat makes us transition to tree care!! Check out their w…
TreePeople_org
8 days ago
RT @cwea: LA's River is full from storms so how do we capture it all? How do we save water for the future? CWEA & @TreePeople_org proudly w…
TreePeople_org
14 days ago
TreePeople just launched our Native Garden Kit Program, and they are on sale now! These kits intend to accommodate regional, ecological, social, and aesthetic priorities for Southern California. https://t.co/QKvTRofLR2 https://t.co/vOl8wUXZ64
TreePeople_org
17 days ago
RT @lsanchez020: Thank you to the incredible partners that are making green schoolyards a reality across California! @CalNatResources @AsmL…
TreePeople_org
21 days ago
Happy #CaliforniaArborWeek! Planting and caring for trees matter more than ever as we face the impacts of a warming climate. Visit https://t.co/QkArLb5OYH to learn more! @calreleaf #trees #southerncalifornia #treepeople #losangeles #california #environment https://t.co/o1638AIeRD
TreePeople_org
22 days ago
Thanks to @JoshBecker for uplifting #urbanforestry in yesterday’s #caleg Budget Subcommittee hearing! Investing in our #urbanforests = Investing in our future 🌳 https://t.co/ocfUr2uOUW
TreePeople_org
25 days ago
Schools are too important to ignore when it comes to meeting our climate goals. Especially when we see the impacts of climate change as clearly as we do in CA. This new report lays out a path forward: https://t.co/JKEm3nMF86
TreePeople_org
about 1 month ago
Join us this Friday for T.R.E.E. Talks: Can Art Save Nature? Panelists: Thor Steingraber, Tina Orduno Calderon, and Sam Shoemaker To RSVP go to https://t.co/Tfxv4dweNL https://t.co/63DF6h8SpG
TreePeople_org
about 1 month ago
6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2 YOU + TREES → TreePeople https://t.co/Mj2RCt7lwn #valentinesday #nature #trees #urbanheat https://t.co/p8sd0tmgXl
TreePeople_org
about 2 months ago
Help @TheSorayaStage and TreePeople celebrate California’s iconic trees by shedding light on these magnificent spectacles of nature by sharing a photo that recalls a favorite memory of you, or maybe even a loved one, among trees. https://t.co/9RB3D5ScKq https://t.co/YuQnoGvElG
TreePeople_org
about 2 months ago
RT @BobBlumenfield: Over 100 trees were adopted this past weekend at our tree distribution at Runnymede Park. Thank you @TreePeople_org, @L…
TreePeople_org
2 months ago
We hope you’ll join us throughout the year as we celebrate 50 years of our movement! Visit our website and see highlights from the past decades on our new timeline! https://t.co/HsV6h5nm13 https://t.co/lfPsWg9Qc6
TreePeople unites the power of trees, people, and nature-based solutions to grow a more climate-ready Southern California. The organization inspires, engages and supports people to take personal responsibility for the urban environment, facilitates collaboration among government agencies, and promotes leadership in grassroots volunteers, students and communities. In this way, TreePeople seeks to build a powerful and diverse coalition to grow a greener, healthier and more water-secure Southern California for present and future generations. For more information, visit www.treepeople.org.