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Branch Out Milwaukee is planting 250 new trees in Sherman Park

Branch Out Milwaukee is bringing the Sherman Park neighborhood together through trees, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reports.

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Unity Award winner Felice Green works to reforest underserved Milwaukee neighborhoods

Unity Award winner Felice Green works to reforest underserved Milwaukee neighborhoods
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A new urban forest is in Sherman Park Here s why it s a big deal

The tree planting was part of an effort reforest and maintain trees, especially in Milwaukee’s marginalized and under-served neighborhoods.

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Honoring Earth Day All Year

Honoring Earth Day All Year Individuals and groups can foster environmental sustainability llvllagic Getty Images/iStockphoto Earth Day was born in Wisconsin at a time when the Badger State was one of the most progressive states in the nation. The first Earth Day in 1970 drew national attention to the widening environmental crises. Soon after, new governmental agencies and regulations helped revitalize polluted lands and waters, conserve natural resources and regulate toxic substances. Nevertheless, today we face even greater challenges due to the global climate crisis. That includes the irreversible melting of glaciers and loss of species and habitats. Most critically, if Earthâs temperature continues to rise, its ability to support life becomes uncertain.

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