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Edison volunteers learn about the proper way to maintain shade trees in an urban environment.
A Greener Community For a Cooler Lynwood
Edison summer interns and employees dig in to help care for recently planted shade trees.
Shulie Tornel
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New Life Takes Root at Big Creek
For the residents of Big Creek, the Sierra National Forest isn’t simply the place they call home; the old, towering trees are living, breathing beings embedded into the fabric of the tight-knit community. Sadly, the 2020 Creek Fire burned nearly 380,000 acres in Big Creek Canyon. ...
Preserving, Protecting Los Padres National Forest
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