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February 4, 2026
Joint effort informs future tree canopy preservation both celebrating growth in young trees, and acknowledging decline in older native oaks.
For Immediate Release
PALO ALTO, CA.–The City of Palo Alto and Palo Alto-based community forestry nonprofit Canopy released The […]
December 3, 2025
As a fellow member of the 2025 UC Climate Stewards cohort, I created this blog for my course project to honor the LUNA women’s experiences and to shine a light on the importance of accessible, inclusive environmental education.
A Cohort […]
February 1, 2025
For Black History Month 2025, Canopy is celebrating Black environmentalists and authors who have unveiled environmental injustices and are shaping a more just future for all. This reading list includes works by 10 influential Black voices writing about environmental […]
November 26, 2024
Each Spring, the Teen Urban Foresters (TUFs) are tasked with a community project that showcases Canopy’s work and the topics discussed throughout the session. Recognizing their strengths and interests, the idea of a podcast was born. After months […]
October 9, 2024
Happy Oaktober! Originally published in 2017, we’re digging up this blogpost to introduce you to the wonder of oaks. Published with the original Oaktober series, you can read our second installment of the series about native oak tree care and third […]
February 7, 2024
English Translation:
As we enter Black History Month, we want to acknowledge and celebrate the countless contributions and advancements Black Americans have made to environmental advocacy and conservation. Recognizing the obstacles faced by Black individuals in the environmental field is […]
August 16, 2023
Canopy is committed to further educating ourselves and learning how to better serve the communities we work with. In determining which Indigenous People(s)’ land Canopy resides and works on, we sat down with Indigenous leaders and experienced nonprofits that […]
July 2, 2023
While community members want to protect and preserve trees, the lack of knowledge and resources often hinders their ability to be at the forefront of urban forest conservation, despite the significant community health benefits.
San Mateo County faces significant […]
