[ACT] Treebune News- Trees for Healthy Homes Award and TreePeople
Jared Liu
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Mon Jun 29 21:43:37 EDT 2009
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June 29, 2009
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Trees for Healthy Homes Award
(College Park, MD)- Trees for Healthy Homes is a national honor given
by the Alliance for Community Trees. The award recognizes cities and
counties for improving the environmental health and livability of
affordable housing through investments in trees and community forest
stewardship. The goal of the award is to recognize and promote the
utilization of trees as a strategic tool to improve the health of low-
income residents' home environment.
Read the full story
LOCAL STORY
Tree Planting in SoCal Connects Community with Environment
(Los Angeles, CA)- Years ago, as a 15-year-old camper in the San
Bernardino Mountains, he'd noticed pine trees ravaged by smog and fire
and had mobilized friends to plant a smog-tolerant variety in their
place. A lifelong mission was born. As the president of TreePeople, a
nonprofit organization he founded in 1973, Lipkis, now 54, has
inspired hundreds of thousands of volunteers to plant more than two
million trees throughout Southern California.
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