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As a Board Member of Canby Livability Coalition (CLC) that is promoting the development of the Art Park on the corner of IVY / Territorial to create a space that documents the living elements and character of the Canby area, I am starting a 'pilot' project to try to document the history of our area via our largest and most majestic trees.
In this initial stage I am asking anyone who feels they have a tree on their property or know of a tree on our common lands (parks, open spaces) that is a unique species type or oldest or largest of its species that others might enjoy seeing on a local 'tour' to help us start to document what we have in our midst.
A tree with a known history of date planted and by whom -would be especially interesting. Ideas and volunteers for implementing a Heritage Tree program are also very welcome. Even if you are not sure of the tree type, please contact us so we can consider it.
Please call/write with your tree info so I can begin an inventory.
Thanks for your interest and ideas,
David Peter (CLC -volunteer- parks,open spaces, restoration programs)
CLC is a local 501-C3 non-profit organization. (www.canbylivability.org)
503-266-0368 (leave a detailed message) or email energyfarmoregon@canby.com
