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Trees need people and people need trees. 🌳 Bringing people together to grow a greener, healthier, more climate-resilient Southern California.

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TreePeople’s 4th Los Angeles Urban Soil Symposium dug into climate gardening, the ways landscapes are socially and ecologically constructed, and strategies to better adapt our cities to the realities of climate change. treepeople.org/2025/03/17/u...

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How has climate change impacted your life in Southern California? Have you experienced severe weather events like fire, extreme heat, or flooding? Or noticed climate-related changes in your community or neighborhood? We’re looking for stories for an exciting research project! tinyurl.com/yh5yjxjh

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: although the federal government’s initial “funding freeze” has ended, millions of dollars in grant funds we rely on remain on hold. Here's what that means for our work: treepeople.org/2025/02/24/f...

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Winter showers lead to all kinds of beautiful March, April, and May flowers here in Southern California. Here are a few to keep an eye out for to as the weather warms: treepeople.org/2024/03/13/e...

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As the largest community-based org conducting restoration in SoCal, TreePeople is uniquely positioned to transform fire-scarred sites back into functioning, fire-adapted ecosystems. Help support this critical work now by donating to our new Wildfire Resilience fund: treepeople.org/wildfire/

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Valentines for the person you love almost as much as you love native plants. 💘🌳

submitted 40 days ago • 1 comment

Fire recovery in LA's communities and wildlands will be a long road. But it's comforting to remember the resiliency of our native plants, which have evolved incredible adaptations for dealing with fire. In fact, some grow even better after the ashes settle. treepeople.org/2025/01/31/f...

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I’ve started volunteering more regularly at @treepeople-org.bsky.social and it’s freakin awesome. Meeting the greatest bunch of people and learning about so many amazing programs happening in our awesome city for saving the environment. Humans were meant to plant stuff together. 💚💚💚 #treepeople

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The recent LA fires took a devastating toll on both our communities and our local ecosystems, and many have reached out to ask when habitat restoration will begin in these burn scars. The short answer: not for a while. Nature needs time to heal first. Here's why: treepeople.org/2025/01/22/a...

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