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The cardio benefits of trees are substantial - greater than previously believed, according to a recent study. #trees yahoo.com/news/research-reve…
Floss silk trees are in bloom around San Diego County. Many of the big, beautiful flowers become large, green fruit, about 5X the size of an avocado. When fruit cracks open later, balls of silk that give the tree its name emerge. They’re native to Australia & New Guinea. #trees
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Skovfogedegen’ (The Forester’s Oak) in Copenhagen - 🇩🇰
800 years old and still going strong 🙂
📷 Hans Erik Lund
10,000 trees! & counting!TSD celebrated the planting of our 10,000th tree Thursday in La Mesa’s Harry Griffen Park. La Mesa is one of our many partners that have helped us hit 10K. Project Manager Daniel Bradley (below) prepares support poles for an Icee Blue Podocarpus. #trees
Tree San Diego was in attendance! #trees
This morning, I held my annual Environmental Roundtable with several amazing community leaders. Thank you to all of the organizations who participated, sharing your priorities for the year and the important work that has been done to make the San Diego region more green. It is my goal to continue to push for policy that helps California address the climate crisis, and I cannot do that without engaging with our local advocates.
Columnist Lisa Deaderick mentions TSD’s micro grant for “Nature’s Design: Trees & Stormwater Mitigation” in Sunday’s San Diego Union-Tribune. #trees sandiegouniontribune.com/202…
TSD on TV: Tree San Diego Program Coordinator Mandy Conry talked about our efforts to expand and enhance the urban forest with ABC News (Channel 10) on Monday. 10news.com/weather/local-non… #trees
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Los Angeles is seeing its hottest weather of the year. Record highs are possible as far north as Seattle.
Phoenix has seen a record number 110-degree days.
Here are 5 maps which illustrate the widespread and extreme western U.S. heat wave ⬇️
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If you need a place to cool off during this extreme heat wave, here’s a list of San Diego cooling centers: sandiegocounty.gov/content/d…
Tree San Diego’s Veronica Fermen on KPBS explains how trees help reduce summer heat in urban areas. #trees #kpbs kpbs.org/news/local/2024/08/…
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Introducing: the Rainbow Eucalyptus tree 🌈
This captivating tree displays a vibrant and ever-changing color palette on its bark. It has a unique characteristic where patches of its bark peel off at different times. As the exposed bark ages, it transitions through various colors
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Here is another tree with a huge canopy.
✨ DYK? The Angel Oak in South Carolina is one of the largest living oak trees in the world! Its sprawling canopy provides 17,000 square feet of shade. 🌳💚 #TreeTrivia #AngelOak #TreeCanopy #WeNeedTrees #SaveOurShade
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Urban trees are some of the hardest-working trees out there. As they line city streets, they protect residents and pedestrians from the elements and improve overall well-being and approach to community.
The more of them we have, the better off we'll all be. 🌳
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A baby Southwestern speckled rattlesnake (crotalus pyrrhus) on Vulcan Mountain yesterday afternoon. This rattler was no more than 1.5 inches across curled up (Photo: Sicco Rood).
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Despite their immense size, Giant Sequoias have surprisingly shallow root systems, typically extending only 6 to 12 feet deep. However, their roots spread widely, sometimes covering an acre of ground 🤯
This expansive network has helped anchor them against the test of time.
The vast majority of the year, the silk floss tree (Ceiba speciosa) provides no hints why it bears its name. Huge, green seed pods that resemble grenades hang from the tree for months. When the pods crack open, the silk floss, once used in life preservers, emerges. #trees
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Urban areas with trees can be as much as 15(!!!) degrees cooler Fahrenheit than areas with less foliage ☀️🌳🌡
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Coral trees are in beautiful bloom at San Diego City College. Corals are members of the genus Erythrina. They have scarlet or orange flowers and are originally from South America and South Africa. #trees
