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Edgewood Tree Planting Recap Via Casey Trees

Posted by on Monday, November 29, 2010, In : Green Space 

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2010

Community Tree Planting Recap - Michigan Park and Edgewood

Northeast DC just got a little bit greener this weekend. Casey Trees staff and volunteers had a pleasant autumn Saturday planting trees attwo locations in Northeast.


In a Community Tree Planting organized with the Michigan Park Citizens Association, ni...

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Edgewood Civic Tree Planting 11/20/2010

Posted by Timothy Clark on Wednesday, November 10, 2010, In : Green Space 

Next weekend The Edgewood Civic Association in Partnership with Casey Trees and Ward 5 Council Member Harry Thomas Jr. will host a community tree planting at the Edgewood Park. The tree planting will take place from 8:30am- 1:00pm. We will be planting a total of 23 trees in the pocket park located between Lincoln Rd, Franklin and 4th streets NE.

If your interested in volunteering next Saturday please email us at theedgewoodcivicassociationdc@yahoo.com


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Let's All Pitch in to Green the Eckington and Edgewood Community

Posted by Timothy Clark on Friday, December 11, 2009, In : Green Space 
The majority of our communities plantable green space exist on private property. Heres an opportunity for us to take advantage of this space and increase our tree canopy.


Tree Rebate

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Tree Rebate 2009

Trees provide extraordinary environmental and community benefits.  They provide cooling shade, increase property values, filter harmful pollutants from the air, reduce stormwater runoff, and add beauty to neighborhoods. 

And becaus of these benefits, Casey Trees a...


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