Volunteers plant over 100 native trees in Omaha parks to support biodiversity
Volunteers teamed up with Keep Omaha Beautiful to plant 112 native trees at Fontenelle and Adams parks, enhancing local biodiversity. Volunteers from the nonprofit Keep Omaha Beautiful have planted 112 native trees in Omaha parks to support local biodiversity. The trees were planted at Fontenelle Park and Adams Park using native species. The group plans to plant at least 400 trees across the Omaha area this year. Nebraska is home to approximately 516 million trees, according to the Arbor Day Foundation.
Published : 5 hours ago by McKenzy Parsons in Environment
Dozens of volunteers gathered in Omaha to plant trees and contribute to their community on a beautiful day.
Members of the nonprofit Keep Omaha Beautiful, along with 75 additional volunteers, planted... [869 symbols]
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