AMV President Gail Reynolds and board member Marlene Hoffman (pictured) worked with David Treleaven, Oxford's Environmental Engineer, and Kevin Wilson at Shademakers Garden Center, to plant 3 native trees near the Oxford Area Trails trail along Bonham road.
A sweetgum, red maple, and a tulip poplar were selected because of their ability to feed many bird species.
We encourage everyone to plant more trees (especially native ones!). Why? Trees provide food, nesting, and protection for birds and other wildlife. They clean the air by absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen. They provide shade to help decrease fossil fuel use to cool homes in the summer. The best thing about trees is their beauty.
Thank you Marlene for leading this initiative!
We hope all of you get a chance to enjoy their shade and beauty in the future.
Pictured are Gail Reynolds Chapter President and Marlene Hoffman who coordinated the project.