EverGreen Tacoma

02/12/2015

Please continue to use our website, www.cityoftacoma.org/evergreentacoma, (253)591-2048 and [email protected] for your urban forestry inquiries during this time of transition.

Tacoma Urban Forester Ramie Pierce was a valuable resource for local residents who cared about trees. She resigned her position last ...

02/04/2015

Also, no topping! For more information about topping: www.cityoftacoma.org/stoptopping.

02/03/2015

We love it when trees, even comic ones, bare their souls for the world to see on magazine covers.

Hug a tree!

02/03/2015

Being YOU is the most powerful and courageous thing you can do for yourself.

02/03/2015

Monday Motivation "Nature is not a place to visit, it is Home." P: Priestoso

01/30/2015

Have you ever written a love letter to a tree? This sounds like an excellent Valentine's Day project!! Feel free to share yours with us.

City council gives identification numbers to its 70,000 trees which allow admirers to write Dear Tree letters – and get replies

01/29/2015

We love historic public service ads! Especially those that are tree centric.

01/27/2015

This is quite a thorough article outlining the struggle that most western cities are facing: the street tree paradox. To have or have not? To maintain or have the property owner maintain? What say ye?

We're experiencing a perfect tree storm, and we'll have to spend our way out of it.

01/23/2015

A unique ecosystem of plants, birds and monkeys thrives in the treetops of the rainforest. Nalini Nadkarni explores these canopy worlds -- and shares her findings with the world below, through dance, art and bold partnerships.

01/23/2015

The last thing victims of a home remodeling scam may want to do is talk about it. Perhaps they lost hundreds, even thousands of dollars intended...

01/23/2015

A bright one-for a not so bright day. :)

01/23/2015

Do you have any thoughts on this subject? If so, share them with us! We've been diversifying our newly planted trees for the last 5 years in Tacoma noticing that our summers have been warmer and drier...just in case. But we are still planting natives in the mix!

Philadelphia has 5 600 acres of forests—enough to fill Center City four times For years forest managers have tried to make those forests—from Fairmount to Pennypack—look more like they did