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Urban Forestry Initiative

The City of Oberlin Public Works Department planted Planted 86 trees throughout the community representing 23 different species for the city’s urban forest. Among numerous other benefits, a diverse urban forest sequesters carbon dioxide, mitigates the urban heat island effect, improves resiliency, reduces storm water run-off and increases property values.

Urban Forestry Initiative
What is the Green EDGE Fund?

The Green EDGE Fund is a student board that finances and generates projects within the Oberlin College and City Community that promote environmental sustainability, environmental education, and resource conservation by allocating sustainability grants, efficiency loans, and carbon management funds.

Fall 2024 Deadlines

Final Proposals: October 27th

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Please contact us via email to schedule an appointment!

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