US EditionCharleston holds annual Arbor Day celebration
- Columbia, Missouri, held Arbor Day events during April, including a seedling giveaway at a Saturday farmers market in 2025.
- The celebration followed a long history of Arbor Day starting in Nebraska and gained support through programs like Tree City USA and the Arbor Day Foundation.
- More than 1,000 seedlings, mostly sycamores selected from Missouri's state nursery, were distributed by volunteers aiming to educate residents about tree benefits.
- Eric Schmittel noted fruit-, nut-, and flower-producing seedlings were most requested, while Mike Fiaoni emphasized the sycamore’s regional adaptability and free statewide distribution.
- These efforts contribute to improving local environments and community engagement, with Columbia investing over $5 per capita annually in urban forestry.
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New Tree At Palmerton Comes From Down Under - Rogue River Press
Mayor Pam VanArsdale addresses students from Rogue River Elementary School during the city’s annual Arbor Day Celebration that included a proclamation by the mayor and the presentation of the Wollemia Nobilis tree, a conifer from Australia. Photo by Brian Mortensen, Rogue River Press. ©️RogueRiverPress Students from Rogue River Elementary School were introduced to the Palmerton Park Arboretum’s newest tree, which came from Australia, during the …
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'Planting for future generations:' The life of tree-seedlings that travel the state
Tree seedlings grown and cultivated at the state tree nursery are sent across Missouri for Arbor Day.
A tree grows in West Chester: WCU observes Arbor Day
The Gordon Natural Area occupies approximately 126 acres along the southeastern edge of West Chester University’s campus, near Farrell Stadium, and is administered in collaboration with the University’s Office of Sustainability.
In celebration of Arbor Day, kids, residents plant cherry tree at Charleston Park
About 25 neighborhood children, area residents and city officials finished planting a cherry tree, on Monday, April 28, which was recently set in the ground at Riverview Park on Wertz
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