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Arbor Day, the annual holiday that focuses on the importance of planting and preservation of trees, is being celebrated at two different events this weekend.
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The City of Reno is providing discounted trees to residents through ReLEAF Reno, in collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation.
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ImpactNV will be working with communities to plant 100,000 trees over a 10-year period.
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Today is Arbor Day, a holiday where people are encouraged to plant trees. And for those that agree with the spirit of the day but don't have the time or energy to actually plant a tree, a local auto shop has you covered. CoAuto on Dickerson Road is all about what they call community conscious car care. "It means we are community conscious in as many avenues as we can be," said Co-Owner Vinnie Lucido. That means going green in as many ways as they can. Last ye...
The Biggest Little City and The Rail City each celebrated Arbor Day Friday morning planting new trees and honoring members of the community. The City of Reno used the day to commemorate its 36th year as a Tree City USA with a Proclamation and ceremonial tree planting in Wingfield Park. On top of planting nine new trees in the park, officials recognized some honorees of the Reno People Project. The City of Sparks commemorated it's 24th year as a Tree City USA with a tree p...
The City of Reno commemorated the City’s 35th year as a Tree City USA on Friday with a proclamation and ceremonial tree planting at Stewart Park.
Early Friday at Powning Veterans Memorial Park, the City of Reno celebrated Arbor Day 2016 and launched a City-sponsored program focused on preserving the health of existing trees and expanding the city’s urban tree canopy.
Today is Arbor Day - and Reno and Sparks took part in a number of ways - from planting to transplanting trees around the area.
The City of Reno will celebrate Arbor Day during a free public event this Friday at 9:30 a.m. The Reno Urban Forestry Commission and Nevada Division of Forestry will plant a honeylocust tree at Lunsford Park.