Did you know trees communicate with each other through a network like our World Wide Web? Tree roots live underground, but they are not alone.
Funded by the Urban Forest Grant program, twenty-six trees were planted on the Bryker Woods Elementary school campus.
Learn about the Brownie Girl Scout project funded by the Urban Forest Grant.
Austin’s Nature in the City features informative articles that seek to examine, educate and celebrate community and nature. This resource hosts professionals and hobbyists who wish to share their knowledge with others.
Austin is known for its love of trees and its tree-protection policies, and those efforts were acknowledged in a report released by the USDA Forest Service titled Austin’s Urban Forest.
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This blog features informative articles that seek to examine, educate, and celebrate community and nature, with a focus on trees. Our aim is to make Austin a greener, cooler place to live where everyone has daily access to nature. For more information on how to submit an article to Nature in the City contact Keith Babberney.
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