Promoting Sustainability, Education at the L.A. Arboretum
Edison volunteers join cleanup efforts to maintain more than 100 acres of public gardens.
SCE Interns: Making a Difference
Eric Lee is studying computer science at the University of Pennsylvania and making the best of his summer as an intern in Southern California Edison’s Asset Management and ...
Fighting Pollution, Urban Heat and Wildfires With Trees
Inglewood has an aging tree population with many trees near the end of their lifespan.
Helping Keep Nesting Birds Safe
Spring brings new life to Southern California Edison’s service area, often too close to the company’s infrastructure.
Photo Credit: Erika Potter
Arboretum staff give Edison volunteers historical context for the gardens and lay out plans for the day.
Photo Credit: Erika Potter
Elijah and Eileen Chen with one of the many peacocks that roam the Arboretum's grounds.
Photo Credit: Erika Potter
SCE's Nolan Kelleher, Strategic Project Development senior manager, removes non-native plants from the Arboretum grounds.
Photo Credit: Erika Potter
Edison volunteers descend the stairs to the Arboretum's signature Meyberg Waterfall.
Photo Credit: Jaivon Grant
The Meyberg Waterfall was built in 1969.
Photo Credit: Jaivon Grant
Weeding prevents unwanted plants from taking valuable nutrients and space from the Arboretum's plant life.
Photo Credit: Jaivon Grant
Despite hosting 700,000 visitors annually, the Arboretum offers serenity and solitude in a natural setting.
SCE Interns: Making a Difference
Eric Lee is studying computer science at the University of Pennsylvania and making the best of his summer as an intern in Southern California Edison’s Asset Management and ...
Fighting Pollution, Urban Heat and Wildfires With Trees
Inglewood has an aging tree population with many trees near the end of their lifespan.
Helping Keep Nesting Birds Safe
Spring brings new life to Southern California Edison’s service area, often too close to the company’s infrastructure.
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Promoting Sustainability, Education at the L.A. Arboretum
Edison volunteers join cleanup efforts to maintain more than 100 acres of public gardens.
Jaivon Grant
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Photo Credit: Erika Potter and Jaivon Grant