Trees available for free on October 30

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City of Fernandina Beach

October 19, 2021

Event by Keep Nassau Beautiful, Inc. and City of Fernandina Beach Government

510 South 10th Street Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

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Keep Nassau Beautiful (KNB) volunteers and the City of Fernandina Beach is holding a free-tree drive-through events where residents will pick-up one or two free trees to be planted in the City.

City residents may get their trees after reviewing UF/IFAS tree fact sheets for the available species and viewing an educational video led by UF/IFAS Nassau County Extension former Director, Mrs. Becky Jordi. Once the on-line learning is complete residents will be ready to complete the Free Tree Reservation form to select their preferred tree species and pick-up location.

Completion of the reservation form is required 72 hours prior to the drive-through event. Proof of residency and completion of the reservation form is required the day of the event to pick up one or two of our 3-gallon size trees. Residents are also asked to help the tree get its best chance at a healthy long life by following a watering schedule until the tree gets established.

Details and reservation form at https://keepnassaubeautiful.org/news-and-events/.

The project is being generously funded through dedicated grants, fundraising activities and private donations. In partnership, the City of Fernandina Beach is providing free trees for residents of the City of Fernandina Beach. Liberty Landscape Supply sponsors the supply of the 4-species of trees for the drive-through events.

“Trees are essential to addressing the negative effects of climate change, maintaining wildlife habitat, retaining property values and providing aesthetic beauty,” said Kelley McCarter, KNB Beautification Committee member, “Keep Nassau Beautiful is looking forward to helping residents enhance their personal environment with these free-tree drive-through events.”

For more information KNB@KeepNassauBeautiful.org or 904-261-0165

www.fbfl.us/trees

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