Canopy Roots
Canopy is a nonprofit community urban forestry organization that plants and cares for trees where people need them the most. Welcome to Canopy Roots, where we delve into the intertwined realms of environmental and social justice. Join us on this thought-provoking journey as we explore the interconnected issues shaping our world. From climate change to community empowerment, we aim to unearth the roots of change and inspire meaningful conversations. Join us as we cultivate a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between environmental sustainability and social equity.
Episodes
This Wellness Walk episode is all about the power of trees and being outdoors. Take a mindful pause with our TUFs as they explore how nature supports our well-being—one step, one breath, one tree at a time.
In this episode, our Teen Urban Foresters will discuss simple and effective ways to care for trees in your home, such as watering, mulching, or knowing when to prune. Healthy trees mean healthier communities! If you have any questions or want to learn more about tree care, visit us at canopy.org.
Are you interested in planting a tree but unsure how to do it correctly? Check out our Teen Urban Foresters’ guide, which breaks down Canopy’s tips for planting trees to help them grow healthy and strong.
If you would like more tips, please visit our website for instructional videos. https://canopy.org/tree-info/planting-trees/
In this episode, we explore the "green gap," which refers to the disparities in access to urban greenery and environmental resources in underrepresented communities. Join us as we hear from two TUFs who share their connections with trees, discuss the role of urban forestry in bridging this gap, and explain how Canopy is advocating for change.
Did you know that Canopy was originally called Canopy, Trees for Palo Alto? In 2006, the organization broadened its mission to include tree-planting efforts in surrounding neighborhoods. To reflect this expanded focus and commitment to serving all communities, the name was simplified to Canopy.
Join us as we explore the history of East Palo Alto (EPA), a community shaped by decades of activism, cultural diversity, and a fight for ...
Are you interested in pursuing a career in urban forestry or in environmental fields in general? Listen to the TUFs as they share their perspectives and experiences from the program!
The Teen Urban Foresters Program is a paid workforce development initiative aimed at connecting high school students with urban forestry. It takes an intersectional approach, prioritizing applicants from East Palo Alto, eastern Menlo Park, and BIPOC (...
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