–April 30 through November 30, 2010–
To celebrate the magnificent trees of Newport, the Newport Tree and Open Space Commission and the Newport Tree Society announce the second annual Tree of the Year Contest. …CONTINUE READING…
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The City of Newport’s Tree & Open Space Commission & the Cranston Calvert Elementary School invite you to Arbor Day 2010. …CONTINUE READING… Our first Newport Tree Walk map is now available online – scroll down to the map below, or click here to download a printable version of the Colonial Tree Walk. To learn more about the fascinating history behind Newport’s urban forest, the goals behind the creation of these tree walks, and how you can help support this program, please read on… …CONTINUE READING…
The Newport Tree Society is pleased to welcome Florence Reed of Sustainable Harvest International, our guest speaker for this year’s lecture event. Sustainable Harvest International (SHI) addresses the tropical deforestation crisis by …CONTINUE READING… The City of Newport’s 2010 Bare Root Tree Program is in full swing. Commit to caring for a young tree, and the City of Newport will provide one at wholesale cost and plant it for you! Does it get any better than that? Take a peek at the list of available trees and download an application. The tree must be situated within 20 feet of a public roadside. Don’t forget to tell your neighbors. Limited supply. MAY 2010 UPDATE: ALL TREES ARE SOLD OUT. Please visit our website in January 2011 to get a jump on the 2011 Bare Root Tree Program. Red Maples on Aquidneck Ave., suffering from a drastic grade change and soil compaction. To witness an example of the damage that can result when trees suffer an inappropriate grade change, drive past the field of red maples on the west side of Aquidneck Avenue just south of Green End Avenue… Please take a moment to visit the Rhode Island Tree Council website to view some important updates on the Asian Longhorned Beetle infestation.  Asian Longhorned Beetle
On May 13th, the Tree and Open Space Commission, in collaboration with the Tree Society, planted a memorial tree in Morton Park to thank David Brown for his many years of dedicated service to the City of Newport (and his continuing service in the future). …CONTINUE READING…
The City of Newport’s Tree & Open Space Commission & Rogers High School invite you to Arbor Day 2009. …CONTINUE READING… |
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