Report a public tree issue by calling (562) 570-2700 option 4, on the GO Long Beach App or on the Go Long Beach website. Please provide the street address of the public tree when reporting.

These hallmark trees not only add to the city's aesthetic allure but also play vital cultural and ecological roles. They contribute to Long Beach's green identity, providing shade, enhancing air quality, and supporting local wildlife. 1. Laurel sumac. The laurel sumac is a small tree with taco shell-shaped leaves.

Aug 10, 2024 · One Long Beach group is turning dead urban trees into usable lumber, while planting new saplings and providing work for the people society has left behind.

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Feb 17, 2023 · Members of the Conservation Corps of Long Beach, work with lumber in the Urban Lumber Program in Long Beach on Wednesday, February 15, 2023. The program is based on …

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Learn more about planting trees in Long Beach.

Evergreen - Up to 50'

LB Sustainability is proud to support the growth of Long Beach's urban forest through our tree planting programs! Through these programs, Long Beach residents can have a tree planted in their parkway and/or a fruit tree planted in their front yard for free.

The final product is this Long Beach Tree Map, which includes an interactive tree mapping tool using existing tree data to map out locations for future sites where trees could be planted and maintained via educational engagement.