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TreeFolks In the News

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By Victoria Bloom
In News, TreeFolks In the News
Posted April 27, 2020

TreeFolks and EcoRise Provide Free At-Home Curriculum for Parents and Teachers of K–12 Students

ecorise-treefolks-press-release-final FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TreeFolks and EcoRise Provide Free At-Home Curriculum for Parents and Teachers of K–12 Students AUSTIN, Texas – April 15, 2020 [...]

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By Victoria Bloom
In News, TreeFolks In the News
Posted April 3, 2019

Tree Organization Seeks Applications for Travis County Reforestation Program

A central Texas forestry organization is looking for more land-owning participants in eastern Travis County for a new program to replant trees along streams and floodplains. TreeFolks, the [...]

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By Jessica Brown
In News, TreeFolks In the News
Posted January 25, 2019

Texas Living Waters: Reforesting stream banks to create ribbons of life

“The western half of Travis County, home to the city of Austin, is famous for its Hill Country vistas, limestone canyons and cypress-lined rivers and streams. However, the eastern half of [...]

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By Jessica Brown
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Posted January 25, 2019

Elgin Courier: Lost Pines reforestation effort plants seeds of hope in Bastrop County

“Karen Holland lives on five acres on top of a hill on McAlister Road in the heart of Bastrop County’s pine forest. However, when two devastating wildfires swept through Bastrop County in [...]

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By Jessica Brown
In News, TreeFolks In the News, Uncategorized
Posted November 28, 2018

Elgin Courier: Reforestation Program Helps Recover the Lost Pines

After two consecutive devastating wildfires in Bastrop County destroyed a large portion of the iconic Lost Pines forest, a local forestry organization is continuing its next phase in replanting [...]

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