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Youth River Watch group and others to plant trees in northeast Austin on Saturday

Statesman.com Blog by Asher Price re: planting trees at Buttermilk Park to restore the riparian…

treefolkstestFebruary 13, 2015

Bastrop County Reforestation Reforestation TreeFolks In the News

Bastrop neighbors given thousands of trees to plant in scorched land

KXAN aired a story about the Lost Pines reforestation efforts on Friday, February 7, 2015.…

treefolkstestFebruary 9, 2015

Bastrop County Reforestation Reforestation TreeFolks In the News

Nonprofit schools students on replanting efforts

Read the Bastrop Advertiser story on Statesman.com here: http://www.statesman.com/news/news/local/nonprofit-schools-students-on-replanting-efforts/njyfW/ Additional photos in the Statesman's Gallery:…

treefolkstestJanuary 29, 2015

City Shade TreeFolks In the News

Huge volunteer turnout to plant trees in Northeast Austin

KVUE, Austin, TX -- November 3, 2014 Huge volunteer turnout to plant trees in Northeast…

treefolkstestNovember 3, 2014

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Youth River Watch group and others to plant trees in northeast Austin on Saturday

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