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LA gets its very first tree czar
Los Angeles has more than 10 million trees , and 2 million of those are maintained by the public. Certified botanist Rachel Malarich is now LA's first ever City Forest Officer.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 1 min readLos Angeles has more than 10 million trees, and 2 million of those are maintained by the public. Certified botanist Rachel Malarich is now LA's first ever City Forest Officer. She's tasked with taking an inventory of the city's trees, overseeing the planting of 90,000 trees by 2021, and increasing canopy cover in low-income neighborhoods.
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Pilots take flight to mark the first-ever all women's air race- 0:00Celebrating the 90th anniversary of the first national women's air derby
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3 of 3Pilots take flight to mark the first-ever all women's air race- 0:00Celebrating the 90th anniversary of the first national women's air derby
- 10:55The iconic Laemmle Theatres may be on the selling block
- 19:23LA gets its very first tree czarYou’re reading this