Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of April 21, 2022
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to Apr 21, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.
This week
3 stories from 3 organizations, found on their own sites between Apr 14 and Apr 21. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.
NC CTAN Urges Durham Communities to Preserve and Plant Urban Trees for Economic, Environmental, and Health Benefits
Contact: Leslie Moorman, 252-653-6277 Executive Director, NC Urban Forest Council @ncurbanforests
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People this week
1 person was named in a story their own organization published this week, in the sentence that names them.
Tania Dautlick
North Carolina's urban tree canopy provides all the benefits that motivate people to visit, move to, and invest in our communities,” said NC CTAN member and Keep Durham Beautiful Executive Director Tania Dautlick.
From NC CTAN Urges Durham Communities to Preserve and Plant Urban Trees for Economic, Environmental, and Health Benefits., April 19, 2022.
From the causes
1 cause published something this week. The newest from each.
NC CTAN Urges Durham Communities to Preserve and Plant Urban Trees for Economic, Environmental, and Health Benefits · Apr 19 · 1 story this week