Mountain View Arbor Day

California Arbor Week is March 7-14! This annual event sponsored by California ReLeaf works to unite cities, businesses, and individuals to educate Californians on the value trees provide to building successful, healthy cities and neighborhoods. An important message every day of the year, March 7-14 is a chance for Californians of all ages to celebrate our natural wonders and most treasured resources together. Canopy is getting into the Arbor Week spirit, and we have a full week of activities planned to celebrate!

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Come take a photo on the City Hall haunted throne! Ghosts and spiders, oh my!

Come take a photo on the City Hall Haunted Throne! Ghosts and Spiders oh my!

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Due to recent requests to eliminate large gatherings to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus the Arbor Day event has been cancelled.

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Canopy is seeking a full-time Community Forestry Coordinator or Manager (depending on experience) to join their team. The Community Forestry Manager/Coordinator will be responsible for tree planting and stewardship programs in Palo Alto and Mountain View. A balance of office work and fieldwork can be expected. Email résumé and short cover letter addressed to Ann Bilodeau, Member of the Canopy Finance and Fund Development Committees, at [email protected]. Accepting applications on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

Another Tree Lighting Ceremony success. Happy Holidays!

New City Hall tree is in.

We have a new holiday tree.

The hole for the new tree has been dug. Had to bring out the stump grinder. The remaining stump and roots fought us and the backhoe. It took longer than expected and we hauled 16 yards of grinding and dirt but we are ready for the new tree on Tuesday.

The City Hall Plaza Cedar Tree has been removed to allow a new healthy living tree to take its place. Sad to see it go. I cared for the tree for ten years.