#3000TreeInitiative is Complete!

 Five thousand years ago, a pine and oak forest extended from San Francisco to San Diego. Today, Cambria is one of five native habitat sites of Monterey Pines. Cambria has three stands of coastal Monterey Pine forest, which define its character. Greenspace’s 3,000 Tree Initiative will restore some of that forest. 

 Greenspace - The Cambria Land Trust, at its Earth Day Festival in late April, launched a tree planting project, enlisting 37 families, households, and three schools in the Cambria area to start over 3,000 Monterey Pine seedlings. Each of these households has taken under their care a growing rack of 98 individual tubes, filled with soil mix and topped with a Monterey Pine seed. Seeds germinated and are now growing into young trees.

In partnership with California State Parks, Greenspace tree growers and volunteers will have the opportunity to plant these seedlings on State Parks land just north of San Simeon Creek Campground.

The rain has come, the land has been prepped, and we are ready to plant! If you grew your own rack or just want to come support the effort, fill out the form below to reserve your space!

***UPDATE*** Our 3,000 Trees Have Been Planted!

 Greenspace - The Cambria Land Trust's Executive Director, Andrea Wogsland and board member, Christine Heinrichs, joined Dave Congalton on Hometown Radio yesterday afternoon to talk about the latest on Greenspace's #3000TreeInitiative and more! Click the link to listen.