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Trees add value to our homes and neighborhoods, providing food and habitat for wildlife, breaking the cold winds and lowering heating costs with shade, all while cleaning our air. But the benefits that trees provide to our community go beyond the science.
Trees are part of our shared history, with generations of memories preserved among branches and leaves. They hold stories of adventure, love, milestones and urban legends. Broken arms, first kisses, family members memorialized, and favorite picnic spots.
Add your tree story to the map below by sharing a memory, experience or photo with a tree in Eugene that is special to you. We'll be sharing your tree-mendous stories on Facebook.
Trees add value to our homes and neighborhoods, providing food and habitat for wildlife, breaking the cold winds and lowering heating costs with shade, all while cleaning our air. But the benefits that trees provide to our community go beyond the science.
Trees are part of our shared history, with generations of memories preserved among branches and leaves. They hold stories of adventure, love, milestones and urban legends. Broken arms, first kisses, family members memorialized, and favorite picnic spots.
Add your tree story to the map below by sharing a memory, experience or photo with a tree in Eugene that is special to you. We'll be sharing your tree-mendous stories on Facebook.
Add a story and photo by clicking the plus sign on the left side of the map and dragging a pin to where your tree is located. Click the pins already on the map to read the stories of friends, neighbors and community members.