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Keith Warner, 16, right, plants an olive tree with the help of Jaime Kimbell, 17, in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Students plant trees in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst using a post digger. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Amber Moniz, 17, left, and Amelia Bridgefarmer, 16 plant a tree in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Anne Fenkner of the Sacramento Tree Foundation shows students the proper way to plant trees in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Curtis VanWagoner, 16, tamps down a stake as students plant trees in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Windy Rogers, 17, left, looks up at a little maple seeding while staking it in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Heather Cernich, 18, fills in dirt around a new planting as students plant trees in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Keith Warner, 16, right, plants an olive tree in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health. -
Windy Rogers, 17, carries equipment back after planting trees in the farm at Linhurst High in Olivehurst. The Sacramento Tree Foundation received a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to plant 5 million trees in the six-county Sac region, in an attempt to lower the temperature, and improve the environment and public health.
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