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Fernandeño Tataviam Tribe to Grow a Nursery of Native Trees to Alleviate Impact of Climate Change

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CSUN Partners with Fernandeño Tataviam Band to Build Urban Forests in Disadvantaged Communities

CSUN Partners with Fernandeño Tataviam Band to Build Urban Forests in Disadvantaged Communities

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​Benjamin Lewis, grower outreach coordinator and implementation specialist for Chico State’s North Valley Food Hub for Climate-Smart Agriculture, examines soil.

The 10 largest grants awarded to the CSU last year are empowering universities to better prepare students and serve their communities.

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A woman holding two potted trees.

Free Trees

In partnership with City Plants and the Tataviam Land Conservancy, we provide free trees for LA residents. Check the links below for more information. 

Tataviam Land Conservancy City Plants

Tree Giveaway 4/24/25

LA residents line up to receive a free tree during UFP's tree giveaway event.
A close up of UFP'S Free Tree Flyer while volunteers are helping recipients sign in for their free tree.
A team photo of UFP organizers.
A photo of potted pine trees that are lined up to give away.
A man that is smiling with his free tree.
A women helping another women select a potted tree to take home.

Tree Care Volunteer Event 4/12/25

Volunteers are gathered under a canopy for the Tree Care event that is hosted by UFP and TreePeople.
A photo of volunteers filling up a buckets with water using a gardening hose.
Volunteers are spread across the street to plant trees in the side walks.

Nursery Photos

A student preparing to plant a tree in the middle of a fenced garden.
A group of students and Faculty laying mulch and soil in a garden.
Two students are taking a break from gardening.
View of the garden from the North.
A view of the garden from a planting area.
The view of the garden from the South.
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