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Get to Know Our Amazing Native Oaks

By Canopy Team on February 26, 2021

Getting to know our native oaks is a powerful way of remembering the past, observing the present, and giving us hope for the future.

In this program jointly hosted by Gamble Garden, The Woman’s Club of Palo Alto, and Canopy, our Tree Programs Director and certified ISA arborist, Elise Willis, shares her expertise on our native oaks from her experience managing the South Palo Alto Tree Initiative, The Great Oak Count, and the Young Tree Care Survey.

Recorded February 10, 2021

Category: Ask the Arborist, From the Field

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