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What happens when a holiday tree meets a river restoration project? Habitat for salmon! In this video, Watershed Restoration Manager Amy Van Riessen explains how the Christmas Tree Takeback project turns old trees into large wood structures that provide essential cover for migrating and juvenile salmon. Large wood plays a critical role in rivers like the Clackamas and Willamette, giving young fish places to hide from predators and rest as they move between habitats—especially during the colder w

Took our old Christmas tree out to Jacobson Park today to drop it off for collection. Lexington, KY Parks & Recreation partners with Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to turn these trees into freshwater habitat for our lakes. This is what good local government looks like: practical, collaborative, and rooted in care for our community and environment. When we invest in systems that work, everyone benefits. #GriffinForLex #LexingtonKY #Wordfromthe3rd #YesForParks | Griffin For Lex

Matt Cook filmed this barbastelle emerging from a bark-plate... blink and you'll miss it! If your boss is still asking you to do emergence surveys without a zero-lux camera and an infrared light then you should be refusing to cooperate... No buts, no exceptions... | Bat Tree Habitat Key