Our communities need tree canopy more than ever in a changing climate 📢@SenAlexPadilla 📢@SenAdamSchiff voice your support for the Urban & Community Forestry program and to maintain awarded IRA forestry funding!.

We need climate champions in Sacramento now more than ever. Earlier this week, we were thrilled to honor TreePeople’s 2025 Climate Champions @CarolineMenjiv3 & @LisaforAD56 for fighting for a greener, healthier future with green schoolyards & increased tree canopy for all!

RT @Gateway_COG: (3/3) Click on the link in our bio to access the survey or visit -Gateway Cities Regional Climate….

RT @Gateway_COG: (3/3) Todos los participantes recibirán una tarjeta de regalo de $10 de su elección. Haz click en el enlace en nuestro pe….

No child dreams of playing on hot asphalt. And yet, more than 2.5 million K-12 students in California attend schools with less than 5 percent tree canopy in their play areas. We asked students: what does your dream schoolyard look like?.

More trees and plants on campus can improve everything from students’ health to their learning outcomes. Are you ready to make a change at your local school? Here are a few tips for how to get a school greening project started!.

HAPPY EARTH DAY! 🌎🌳 . If you want to make a positive impact on our local ecosystems today, we’ve got exciting news: thanks to the generosity of the Schuman Family Foundation, every gift you make to our Wildfire Resilience Fund will be DOUBLED! .

RT @LAFC: In honor of @MLS #GreenerGoals Week of Service, LAFC, @Cfasocal, and @JacobEmrani joined @TreePeople_org to give back at Coldwa….

How has climate change impacted your life in Southern California? Have you experienced severe weather events like fire, extreme heat, or flooding? Or noticed climate-related changes in your community?. We’re looking for stories for a new research project!

IMPORTANT UPDATE: although the federal government’s initial “funding freeze” has ended, millions of dollars in grant funds we rely on remain on hold. Here's what that means for our work:.

Winter showers lead to all kinds of beautiful March, April, and May flowers here in Southern California. Here are a few to keep an eye out for to as the weather warms: .

As the largest community-based org conducting restoration in SoCal, TreePeople is uniquely positioned to transform fire-scarred sites back into functioning, resilient ecosystems. Support this critical work by donating to our Wildfire Resilience fund:

Looking for a last minute gift for that special someone? Check out our new v-day tree dedications here:

Valentines for the person you love almost as much as you love native plants. 💘🌳

Fire recovery in LA's communities and wildlands will be a long road. But it's comforting to remember our resilient native plants, which have evolved incredible adaptations for dealing with fire. In fact, some grow even better after the ashes settle.

Thank you to the leaders who met with our Director of Policy Initiatives and Sr Director of Strategy and Impact, including @CarolineMenjiv3! . Thanks also to @CAL_FIRE f and @CalNatResource for their leadership in building a more climate resilient CA.

We’re already experiencing the real-world impacts of climate change, and it’s critical to prepare our communities for the future NOW. This month we met with 20 CA reps to build support for our work in wildfire prevention, urban forestry, outdoor equity & school greening.

RT @the_wrangler: "Planting a Greener, Cooler Future in Los Angeles," by Sophie Craypo, @EthnicMediaSvc and @LENSatUCLA, featuring @TreePeo….

RT @ElMonteUHSD: Arroyo High School’s Leo Club teamed up with @TreePeople_org , El Monte Treevengers, @ActiveSGV , the @MyElMonte , the @US….

So exciting to meet with educators, administrators, and policymakers at the Green CA Schools and Higher Ed Summit this week to share our work innovating schoolyard stormwater solutions and replacing asphalt with gardens and shade trees! . #GreenCAEduSummit #GCSHES2024 @grn_tech