Wood you look at that, Portland Parks & Rec is giving away 3,000 trees

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Portland Parks & Recreation's Urban Forestry division is excited to announce its 8th annual Yard Tree Giveaway, where 3,000 trees will be distributed to residents. This initiative is a significant step towards enhancing Portland's urban landscape and promoting the benefits of urban forestry. Trees play a crucial role in improving air quality, providing shade, and supporting local wildlife, making their distribution a vital part of the city's environmental strategy. The event not only beautifies neighborhoods but also aims to educate participants about the importance of tree care and maintenance. Residents of all backgrounds are encouraged to participate, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility for the local environment.

The Urban Forestry division hopes this giveaway will inspire more residents to plant trees and be proactive in caring for their green spaces. As urbanization continues to affect natural resources, initiatives like this are essential for promoting sustainability. The Yard Tree Giveaway represents Portland's commitment to environmental conservation and community engagement.

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