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Once Upon a Canyon Night 2009
Come up and cool down in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Amphitheatre. Join us to celebrate our 9th season of live entertainment and more in Coldwater Canyon Park! Click here for a list of events and to register. |
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Reader’s Digest Features TreePeople
America’s most popular magazine features TreePeople this June! Read about how one motivated volunteer grew trees in the concrete jungle and brought neighbors benefits beyond beautification. Read the article here. |
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Tree Dedications
Support fire restoration projects and our ongoing planting efforts. Dedicate trees to commemorate a time of joy...a time of sorrow...a special friend...a loved one…a pet. Planting a tree is a powerful gift of life. Click here to learn more. |
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Center for Community Forestry Launch
Actor Annette Bening joined Andy Lipkis and TreePeople supporters to launch the $10 million Center for Community Forestry. Learn more about this new public education resource here and view press conference video footage here. |
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Community Greening Workshop
Join us Saturday, July 11 for a FREE Community Greening workshop. This workshop provides four separate trainings that offer the tools to green L.A. Click here to learn more. |
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Why Plant Trees During a Drought?
There are many important reasons to plant trees even where there are water restrictions. From shading and cooling, to slowing the rate of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), drought tolerant and native landscapes – including trees – require less water than lawns or turf. Click here to learn more. |
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Million Trees Initiative
Join TreePeople to help fulfill Mayor Villaraigosa's vision to plant one million trees in L.A. We're planting in city parks as well as on streets and school campuses. Volunteer or learn more here. |
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Watch & Listen to TreePeople
Now you can watch and listen online to TreePeople's programs and news clips! Click here to get started with video and audio broadcasts. |
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Rainwater as a Resource
TreePeople has several useful tools to learn about tree-inspired technologies that mimic the “sponge-and-filter” function of trees. Download our free, 54 page report here on sustainable solutions to urban ecosystem problems. To learn how to harvest rainwater yourself, click here. |
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Seedling News
Check out our quarterly newsletter. Our Spring 2009 edition talks about how TreePeople works with U.S. Forest Service and nonprofits to restore fire devastated areas. |
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