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More Trees Please Webinars

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More Trees Please WebinarsMore Trees Please is Canopy’s adult education series of tree talks and webinars for residents, tree industry experts, community leaders, and decision-makers on the benefits of urban trees, with resources and practical tips to advocate and care for trees in their community to ensure the health and longevity of the urban forest.

Webinar topics have included

  • Creating & Sustaining Denser, Greener Cities
  • Growing Climate Resilient Urban Forests
  • Stewarding Trees Beyond Your Front Yard
  • Urban Forests: Maintenance and Management Best Practices

Canopy prioritizes tree planting and stewardship, education, and advocacy in communities where people do not have a thriving urban forest due to limited resources, competing priorities, historical development, and urbanization patterns.

Click here to view the More Trees Please webinar library.

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