NORWALK, Conn. – The Norwalk Tree Alliance has been identifying trees in city parks in the area, with signs being added to increase public awareness about the urban forest and its diversity and value.
Bill Levin, left, a volunteer with the Norwalk Tree Alliance, and Dan Landau, the president of the alliance, install a sign identifying this tree in Cranbury Park as a red oak.
Photo Credit: Marven MossAt least 85 trees will be identified, in Calf Pasture Beach, Shady Beach, Mathews Park, Rosa Parks Arboretum and Cranbury Park.
The initiative was funded by a $7,000 grant from the Forestry Department of the U.S. Agriculture Department, through the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
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