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L.A. Has a ‘Canopy Equity’ Problem. A New Program Is Setting Out to Fix It

Los Angeles confronts its shady divide

LA Residents: How to Get Free Trees and Improve Your Health

LA’s secret garden is in Griffith Park

Student-Led Mapping Locates Areas in Los Angeles in Need of Shade Equity

A Plan to Grow 90,000 Trees in Los Angeles

Los Angeles’ free tree giveaway for yards and streets hopes to bring 90,000 new plantings

LA Plans to plant 90,000 trees in two years – What can we learn from its oldest trees?

‘Turn Off the Sunshine’: Why Shade Is a Mark of Privilege in Los Angeles

City of Los Angeles, 400 volunteers plant 182 trees in Van Nuys

L.A.’s urban forest needs you: How to help green your street or yard

Dodgers celebrate Earth Day

Los Angeles’ legendary palm trees are dying – and few will be replaced

Will America’s infrastructure investment withstand future disasters?

How LA is replenishing Elysian Park’s tree canopy

As the climate changes, city trees will need replacing with more resilient species

The Radical Plan to Cool Down LA as the World Heats Up

L.A.’s trees are more essential than ever. The city needs to start treating them that way.

What you need to know about LA’s urban heat problem

Urban Tree Canopy Benefits LA Communities, Some More Than Others

Aerial View of LA Neighborhoods Reveals Tree Disparities

The Story Behind Los Angeles’ Beautiful, Ephemeral Jacaranda Blooms

Arbor Day in South LA

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