TreePeopleDigital Marketing Manager
Fire has always been a natural part of California’s ecology. But in recent years, climate change and decreasing biodiversity have resulted in more frequent and larger wildfires in the Angeles National Forest and the adjacent wildland-urban interface. That’s why on May 16, 2024, TreePeople and California Botanic Garden (CalBG) kicked off a $7 million initiative…
If you’re a homeowner, a landscaping professional, or someone who just cares a lot about the health of your local trees, you’re probably familiar with the practice of pruning. In its simplest form, pruning involves removing branches from a tree for a specific purpose. But how often should you be doing this? Which branches should…
Here in Southern California, winter showers often mean we can look forward to beautiful March, April, and May flowers. Here are some native blooms you can keep an eye our for on your next springtime hike: 1. Arroyo Lupine This prolific annual features vibrant whorls of blue-purple blooms that serve as a snack for pollinators…