Group of people in bright orange vests planting trees along neighborhood sidewalk

Nido Neighborhood Reforestation

$48,829

open space authority funds contributed to project

2016

project awarded

The Authority contributed funds towards the City of Campbell's Nido Neighborhood Reforestation Project, which aims to plant 116 new trees in a disadvantaged neighborhood in Central Campbell. The project will plant new, drought tolerant trees that will increase the quality of life for neighborhood residents, decrease crime, and reduce traffic speeds. These trees will also help decrease storm water runoff, remove pollution from the air, and reduce urban heat.
Award Date:
November 10, 2016
Program:
Urban Grant Program
Location:
Nido Neighborhood

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