Greens Bayou Coalition’s Green Up Greens Bayou November 7 in the North Houston District

A reminder from our valued partners at Greens Bayou Coalition:

Tomorrow is the BIG day! Come celebrate Arbor Day with Greens Bayou Coalition and North Houston District in a BIG way! Help us Green Up Greens Bayou by planting 85 trees this Thursday, November 7. Sign up to volunteer at www.greensbayou.org/green-up-greens-bayou. Many thanks to Trees For HoustonH-E-B and Texan by Nature for making this day possible!

Event Details: 

Help Greens Bayou Coalition plant 85 trees along Greens Bayou from Knobcrest Drive at I-45 to Greens Road at
Tom Wussow Park!

When:  Thursday, November 7, 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Where:  Meet at the Trailhead at Knobcrest Dr. and Greens Bayou, I-45 Feeder Rd, turn right at Knobcrest Drive, 139 Knobcrest Drive, Houston, TX 77060

Click here to volunteer!

There is a beautiful, wide hike/bike trail that runs along either side of Greens Bayou.  It is currently unshaded and hot during most of the year, suffering the ‘heat island’ effect. Greens Bayou Coalition, working with North Houston District, plans to add trees along the trail, all the way to Hardy Road, a total of 281 trees!   

Phase One begins at Knobcrest Drive at I-45.  Native trees will be planted on both sides of the bayou to Greens Road.  The trees will add shade, help stop erosion, clean the air, bring birds, wildlife, and new flora to the area, add beauty, and cool the trail for walkers and bikers.  Join us in making our community a more beautiful place!

Trees will be provided by Trees for Houston.

This phase of the project was made possible by an environmental grant from H-E-B’s Our Texas Our Future and a Community Grant from H-E-B’s Trees For Texans program.

 

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multiracial family exercising at the park

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