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It's All About Trees
Written by Sun Staff Reports    Published: Thursday, 01 October 2009

Friends of Alameda's Forest is a recently formed community organization that promotes the preservation and maintenance of existing trees and the planting of new trees within the city of Alameda.

Friends of Alameda's Forest is a recently formed community organization that promotes the preservation and maintenance of existing trees and the planting of new trees within the city of Alameda.

Alameda has always been known for the beauty and diversity of its urban forest.

Our goal is to continue this tradition through education and advocacy.

We are committed to uniting public agencies, businesses, schools and residents in the restoration of a culture that values trees. For more information visit www.alamedaforest.org.

The Web site has useful information about Alameda's trees, updates on tree-related city activities and related links. Contact Sun Staff at







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