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‹x‹ CAMPAIGN GLOBAL WARMING AND THE OCEAN:
UPDATE
RISING TEMPERATURES, RISING WATERS
Tanzania, Mexico, Uganda,
the United States, Spain, About seventy-one percent of the Earth’s THE EFFECTS
Kenya and England - do you surface is covered by that beautiful body of
know what they all have in water that we call the ocean. The question Consider this: Island
common? Each one of these is, for how much longer will the ocean nations throughout
countries has registered trees exist as we know it to be: A thriving home the world are
as part of our Partners for to beautiful creatures and plantlife, and a literally disappearing
the Planet 3x3 Campaign! To source of both livelihood and pleasure to as rising sea levels
date, 853,504 trees have been human and animal populations around the engulf them.
registered. Kids and adults world? Populations along
from all over the world are shorelines are
feeling the threat of
helping Tree MuskeTeers WHAT’S HAPPENING TO displacement due to
reach our objective of 3 million THE OCEAN?
trees planted by 3 million encroaching waters.
kids. On the homefront, As the amount of greenhouse gases For example, an anticipated three-foot
volunteers continue to plant continues to grow, the ocean is experiencing rise in sea levels by the end of the century
trees in El Segundo and major changes at an unprecedented and would submerge a large area of Bangladesh,
neighboring communities. detrimental rate. The increase in global displacing 30 million people, contaminating
Read more about the work of temperature causes land ice to melt, fresh water sources, killing scores of native
our national and international resulting in a significant rise in sea levels palm and date trees, and wiping out large
3x3 participants and partners around the world. Further, the temperature portions of the rice paddy fields essential to
inside! of the ocean itself is increasing; this causes this region’s economic well-being.
“thermal expansion” in which the waters
spread and occupy more surface area due to What’s more, entire marine ecosystems
a decrease in density. are breaking down as animal and plant
populations lose their habitats to warming
You may be asking and rising waters. Coral reefs, home to
yourself, what’s so millions of species, are dying at an alarming
bad about some ice rate. As ice melts, animals like seals and
melting and water polar bears that rely on sea ice for survival
levels rising? It’s are seeing their numbers dwindle.
this simple: The
ocean produces RECOGNIZING YOUR IMPACT
approximately
In many parts of the world where the ocean
half of the world’s
is merely a beautiful and distant wonder,
Ch-Ch-Ch-ChANGES¡ oxygen and absorbs
global warming’s effects may not seem all
30 percent of
that daunting. It is important to remember,
Since the last issue of manmade carbon
however, that we all contribute to global
TrunkLine, there have been dioxide. The
warming, and we all will be severely
a lot of changes at Tree functionality of
affected as the ocean changes and adjusts
MuskeTeers! We have: the ocean is essential to continued life on
to rising temperatures. Whether you reside
Earth. And that means negative effects on
three feet or three thousand miles from the
• Moved the ocean, negative outcomes for all human,
ocean, do not underestimate the effect your
plant and animal life.
• Added members to the actions have on it, and never forget the
Youth Management Team importance this natural wonder plays to life
• Hired new staff members here on Earth!
• Planted hundreds of trees
• Trained lots of new Tree
Planting Supervisors and
Adult Partners
• And so much more!
WELCOME ON BOARD
WELCOME ON BOARD Julia Lee, an avid
Tree MuskeTeers is a national
volunteer and busy junior
organization that was founded Miranda Spradlin at Mira Costa High
by third graders in 1987, and joined the TM team as School, completed the
continues to be run by kids with Outreach Manager with LEAD series two years
support of adult partners. a degree in journalism ago and has recently
and public relations. Also accepted a seat on the
handy is her lifetime of Youth Management Team.
MISSION leadership beginning in
childhood.
To empower young people to be Eileen Tinoco, mother
environmental leaders. to one of TM’s longtime
Planting Supervisors,
Tree MuskeTeers James Sanchez is a became an Adult Partner
certified environmental earlier this year. She also
305 Richmond St. devotes several hours in
horticulturist and also
El Segundo, CA 90245 the TM office every week!
brings years of experience
310/322-0263
in landscape and as a
youth hotline 800/473-0263
nurseryman to his new
info@TreeMuskeTeers.org
position of Tree Care
www.TreeMuskeTeers.org
Supervisor. FOND FAREWELL
Lynnette Kampe is well known to most as
BOARD OF DIRECTORS the “Tree Lady.” After six years of managing
Tara Church, Chair
Lina McDermott is all things trees at TM, she moved on to a
Gino Polizzotto, Secretary/Treasurer
in 6th grade at the new challenge as executive director of the
Adam Gerard, President
Crossroads School in Theodore Payne Foundation. Kevin Redman
Marc Gerard, Director
Santa Monica. She has been promoted to the manager position.
Gail Church, Executive Director
surfaced as a true leader
Marie Bliss, Advisory Director
in the LEAD courses and
Jim Kouzes, Advisory Director
was promptly elected to
Iain Somerville, Advisory Director
the Youth Management
Stephen Ludwig, Advisory Director
Team.
David Bliss, Advisory Director
Catherine Magruder, Advisory Director
Raquel Gerard has
Sandra Jacobs, Advisory Director
volunteered at TM
Eric Busch, Advisory Director
for five years. The
Manhattan Beach 6th
YOUTH MANAGEMENT grader completed the
TEAM entire series of LEAD
Adam Gerard Aleks Piibe courses last fall and
Brandon Wong Julia Lee now serves on the Youth
Julian Poyourow Lina McDermott Management Team.
Raquel Gerard Samantha Cano
Talia Gerard
STAFF
Gail Church, Executive Director
IT’S AN HONOR Youth Manager
Julian
Miranda Spradlin, Outreach Manager On behalf of the Youth Management Team, Poyourow
Kevin Redman, Community Forester Gail Church and Lynnette Kampe accepted attended the
Amie Scott, Volunteer Coordinator the 2009 “Outstanding Project Award” South Bay
James Sanchez, Tree Care Supervisor from the Business
2,868 Volunteers California Environmental
Urban Coalition
Forest reception at
Council for which TM was
TrunkLine design by the Trees recognized
group22 inc. to the Sea with the
1205 eAsT grAnd AVe. project.
eL segundo, cA 90245 SEED Award
310.322.2210 for Carbon
Printed on recycled paper
Footprint
with soy based inks Reduction.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTORS
(As of May 31, 2010)
USDA Forest Svc, Chevron Products Co., Cal Trans, City of El Segundo, Ray, Sandy Klueger, Asra Khan, Sydney Walley, Neumann Family, Wayne
Reed Smith LLP, Northrop Grumman, Southern California Edison, Options Clayton, Min Choi, Joshua Gorman, Mingyung Kang, Alan Nhan, Joshua Lee,
for Life, South Coast AQMD, Mini USA, Church Family, Anonymous Donor, Tae Jung, Susana Jung, Andy Nhan, Annie Hong, Calvin Lai, June Kim,
Alcoa Foundation, El Segundo Power, Boeing Company, Trinity Lutheran Bryan Hon, Jung Lee, Justin Choi, Scott Huh, Brian Lee, Brian Kim, Kelly
Church, Interact Club, BRC Group, Union Bank, Mark Dean, DIRECTV, Inc, Park, Benjamin Lee, Sarah Gorman, Sang Jung, Joseph Cho, Joowon Oh,
Adam Gerard, Group 22, Julian Poyourow, Xceed Financial Credit Union, John Lee, Hyo Shin, Yeeun Lee, Youjin Jeong, Ji Chung, Ji-Young Lee,
American Forests, Continental Development, Trammell Crow Co, Talia Dawool Huh, Jason Choi, Mary Cho, Trent Niemand, Hayley Funk, Darien
Gerard, Brandon Wong, Valley Crest Tree Co, Samantha Cano, Wells Fargo Kim, Moreno Family, Armenta Family, Caponon Family, Sussman Family,
Bank, Steven Jones, One Stop Career Center, Leo Club, Delta Academy, Heather Lowcock, Michael Antich, Alexis Oakley, Trevor Thorpe, Mike
Aleks Piibe, Dennis Oswell, Hawthorne High Environmental Club, Lina Rotolo, Anthony Gambol, Gumpertz Family, Middle College HS Eco Club,
McDermott, Victoria Tam, TG Construction, DK Construction, Lynnette Mitchell Berbera, Kimberly Wakefield, Misak Family, Sanchez Family, Cathy Samuel Higuera, Samantha Sanchez, Brenda Niedert, Brian Kelca, Ryker
Kampe, von Flue Studio, Annemarie Polizzotto, Jim McLees, Mar Ventures, Marhefka, Julie Warner, Anthony Underwood, Megan Beiley, Rusty Frank, Jacobsen, Anita Dike, Angela Yee, Brian Thomas, Brianna Williams, Roger
One Way Paint & Design, Los Angeles Lakers, Hacienda Hotel, Amie Scott, Stephanie Sauter, Jon Cerda, Carolina Garcia-Melo, Sebastian Barajas, Mark Elhessen, Brock Palm, Aneesah Cleveland, Stephanie Hang, Rita Elhessen,
Gino Polizzotto, The Living Christmas Co, Plaza El Segundo, Jim & Suzanne Kampe, Christina Zabalza, Maheen Sayeda, Joana Folgar, Sam Tan, Ben Rineo Pierzynski, Rima Hosn, Bryce Carnival, Caitlyn Lam, Rena Elhessen,
Balog, El Segundo Kiwanis, Nancy Schroeder, Donna Jacques, Raquel Campbell, Joseph Gorman, Debra Mitchell, Shelby Hager, Rhonda Gorman, Cameron Kelca, Ralphetta Higuera, Rafael Higuera, Rachelle Elhessen,
Gerard, Giovanni Hernandez, West Basin Municipal Water District, Conner John Lazear, Nicolas Shak, Hannah Poyourow, Conaway Family, Woods Rachel Niedert, Rachel Marcus, Carmen Hamm, Quishon Johnson, Piri
Plaice, Chuck Milam, U.S. Green Building Council LA, Adam Miranda, Man- Family, Darold Verch, Robert Dankanyin, Dennis Poor, Suzy Ray, Paul Miller, Carolyn Gray, Phillip Batty, Steven Seligman, Summer Yi, Patrick
hattan Academy, Labaton Sucarow LLP, Shelly Bajorek, Walk With Sally, Severns, Colleen Marcus, Stephanie Garcia, Jayne Goldman, Brian Hogge, Stanford, Cathy Karen, Paco Hamm, Susan Duffy-Glynn, Chase Miller, Olga
Key Club, Kayne Eras Center, Laurie & Bill Fisher Family, Nonprofit Kiwanis Club, Girl Scout Troop 940, Girl Scout Troop 484, Sandy Pearce, Hebert, Norma Alvarado, Andrea Soto, Noah Ropp, Noah Heffron, Noah
Insurance Alliance of CA, Demorrio Wright, El Segundo High School, Barbara Haig, Jamie Higgins, Soofie Mofamedi, Darolee Jones, Taylor Batty, Andrea Daly, Nicolas Hamm, Nick Perlmuter, Nic Rolland, Natalie
Westview Svc, Briana Montenegro, Jan Lebow, Matt Rowland, Mattel, Inc, Newcomb, Bill Palace, Brill Family, Rodriguez Family, Rotolo Family, Max Miller, Nancy Callado, Amy Haizlip, Tammy Miller, Mitchel Jacobsen,
Central Parking System, Salad Creations, Lena Gothling, USC ORGL, Ralph Gafford, Solis Family, Tamara Windt, Gina Choi, Home Depot, Jacob Kelly, Miriam Batty, Claire Stanford, Minda Megra, Mina Johnson, Min Wu,
Heide, Steven Foster, El Segundo Rotary, County of Los Angeles, Susan Kathy Busick, Erika Lindley, Kendall Katskee, David & Julie Brewer, Claudia Ojeda, Mike Gray, Miguel Cruz, Cole Cressman, Michele Jacobson,
Fowler, Oliver Sarkozy, Best Buy Co, Jim Hatton, Girl Scout Troop 880, Julia Chatsworth Hills Academy, Shannon O’Toole, Alta Skinner, Valerie Camp, Michael Pierzynski, Michael Gray, Connor Kelca, Taylor Bockrath, Mia
Lee, Bill Ruane, Tyler Shalvarjian, Austin Jones, Thomas & Amy Ricci, City Thomas Ashe Family, John Bennis, Justin Ray, Ian Pagel, Carlos Cano, Alex Gonzalez, Cristy Ropp, May Hang, Dana Rolland, Matthew Ropp, Amber Yi,
of Los Angeles, Catherine Magruder, Brook Church-Koegel, David Dickey, Sepe, Edwin Cardona, Donald Thomas, Raul Ortega, Stephanie Watson, Amanda Carnival, David Burlerah, Matiana Hebert, Mary Stanford, David
HMSA Key Club, Jenkins & Hogin LLP, Cub Scout Pack 968c, Turner Damien Ortega, Cynthia Catzalco, Kail Ewell, John Wika, Oyuky Lara, Chatterton, Martha Elias, Alyssa Ojeda, Toa Tuimaualuga, Tom Hearne, Tricia
Broadcasting, UCLA CSC, Bank of Manhattan, Judi Walley, Evan Tomita, Alejandra Torres, Ana Padilla, Valerie Equite, Konnor Kuwahara, Lisa Blandi, Carnival, Trina Kolas, Marciela Gonzalez, Malcolm Au, Makaela Stallings,
Bianca Levin, Josue Pena, 1-800 Got Junk, Com Dev USA, LLP, Eric Busch, Cindy Alvarado, Dulce Rios, Alejandra Ramirez, Obiagaeli Ibo, Yvette Trinifer Kolas, Ly Lam, Luke Batty, Dominique Rolland, Logan Sharkey, Lisa
Merry Ann Ruegsegger, Jacob Weddle, Trishen Patel, Zack Gill, Ron & Moreno, Sandra Tejeda, Mary Bellomy, Wendy Acosta, Lisa Fisher, Carolina Parks, Ling Hang, Alex Womack, Donna Cheslick, Tyler Kurokawa, Lilia
Marylee Swanson, Eliza Feinberg, Robin & George Funk, Michael Berry, Acosta, Michael Banados, Cori Martinez, Danny Roque, Kevin Choi, Joya Bergeron, Leslie Tuimaualuga, Lesley Dike, Tyler Stallings, Laynie
Katie Matthews, Drake Sampson, Joselito Gapud, Denise Guzman, Kyle Fadeley, Mikaela Stiles, April Denne, Sami Saleido, Brittany Kim, Stephanie Tuimaualuga, Eamon Lerma, Edward Villanueva, Kylie Tuimaualuga, Kris
Rankin, Trevor Binkley, Girl Scout Troop 4045, Ryan Carpenter, Lawry’s Allmon, Tyler Basich, Janae Perry, Bockrath Family, Sanders Family, Hemstreet, Elizabeth Stanford, Elsa Castaneda, Kimberly Tomicich, Kim
Restaurants, Inc, Teradata, Michael Carlinsky, William Campbell, Beach Duffy-Glynn Family, Cheslick Family, Margaret Marks, Alex Fowler, Silvera, Alan Ruegsegger, Enzo Pace, Kelly Buteyn, Adriana Hebert, Keith
House, Waste Management, Source Interlink Media, Stella Georgious, St. Katherine Han, Petra & John Heffron, Steven Kim, Manon Family, Tate Palm, Keely O’Rourke, Kathleen Stanford, Victoria Sanders, Estrella Megra,
John’s Luteran Church, L.A. Car Guy, Desemone Family, JWM Photography, Family, Drew Sarratore, Art Murphy, Bushrow Family, Steffen Paiva, Lindsey Abram Lerma, Ethan Lam, Ethan Ropp, Jun Ye Gai, Julie Cressman, Gannon
Kevin Redman, Yvette Sanders, Girl Scout Troop 1755, Fisher Engineering, Jenkins-Stark, Lizbeth Vazquez, Embassy Suites, ESHS Green Club, Girl Palm, Garnett Johnson, Julia Bergeron, Judith Ojeda, Garret Jacobsen, Vy
Tiffany Paiva, Ian Baxter, Big Sunday, Maggie Miller, Marian Miranda, Scout Troop 250, Christian Svezia, Brraa Hogge, Chanta Luther, Brian Lam, Jude Hebert, Garrett Unno, Grant Miller, Abel Batty, Lisa Maier,
Kamran Khan, Brandon Chen, Melissa Wojahn, Gerard Family, Girl Scout Gibson, Pat Gibson, Nora Roque, Michelle Basche, Joanne Malara, Cindy Hannah Batty, Jose Sanchez, Heather Palm, West Perlmuter, Ihab Hosn, Isaac
Troop 11865, Beverly Smith, Henry & Joan Stuart, Alan & Susan Wyatt, Vista Rico, Mike & Lynn Griffith, Margret Gertz, Lesley Pearce, Kathryn Pearce, Batty, Isaac Kelston, Jessie Silvera, Isabella Manon, Isaiah Chatman, Yolanda
Mar School, Dana Mozena, Girl Scout Troop 1765, Jack Wayt, Sandy Jacobs, Sarah Pearce, Hudson Pearce, Marissa Meza, Hendlish Family, Kristofer Gonzalez, Jennifer Hamm, Iyad Hosn, JeKhi Johnson, Jeff Haizlip, Jeannette
Sony Pictures, Jim Boulgarides, Dawn Von Flue, Pio Martinez, Diane Hattori, Tanvel, Jennifer Arnett, Brandon Meza, Yarikza Gonzalez, Vince DiNunzo, Hanna, Jazmin Sanchez, Jade Haizlip, Zak Seligman, Jade Johnson, Zoe
Arlene Baxter, Girl Scout Troop 233, Ricky Aguilera, LA Harbor College, Chris Conaway, Chris Sabio, Ethan DiNunzo, Morgan Perlmuter, Thomas Unno, Jane Tate, Jane Fujimoto, Shannon Johansen, Madeline Jones, Diane
Stacey Beshear, Marissa Skye Goldwater, Ashley Fisher, Claudia Cano, Woods, Anna Kim, Barbara & Don Keeler, Larry Nichols, Monica Garcia, Negrete, Louise Maloy, Lindsey Mock, Alice Ambris, Bernard Hafele, Jenna
Norma Mock, Studio Printing, Girl Scout Troop 397, Jeanne & Allen Peters, Tamara Lin, Chris Behrens, Anca Drajonminescu, Henry Lin, Gabriel Rocha, Hoover, Jenne DeAngelis, John Ambris, Ryan Wong, Brian Kingsley, Ryan
Clifford Seymour, Stacy Beshear, Melissa Berry, Francziska Steagall, Farah Juliana, Ceiba Troccoli, Kristiahn Alvarado, Taylor Abraham, Evan Everest, Holly Ambris, Stephanie Cano, Robin Armstrong, Robert Donati,
Alejandro Paredes, Matthew Rowland, Edward Mantini, Don Brann Family, Azcuna, Paul Martinez, Catherine Nakao, Hu Jones, Andrew Kim, Rachel John Miller, Heather Sugarek, Rick Suchit, Jose Morales, Gretchen Galanis,
Sue Arndt, Luis Valdivia, Shannon Hagedorn, Amanda Romero, Cindee Brown, Abel Cano, Carlos Cano Jr, Randal Edwards, Randal Edwards Sr, Josh Hernandez, Patti Stier, Skip Jones, Abraham Paz, Celeste Magyar,
Topar, Jake Vitta, UCLA Circle K, Julian Alexander, Margot Nelligan, Jason Randy Gearhart, Steve Smith, Rebecca Reyes, Aleyna LaCroix, Dinah Kaelya Miller, Andrea Shim, Nicole Gonzalez, Nick Plaxco, Chloe Veen,
Kim, Citizens Business Bank, Eileen Tinoco, Noah Ratcliff, Nancy Rinebold, Vilches, Jon Neumann, Emerson Melgar, Devon Gearhart, Crystal Camaren, Amy Stewens, Ciara Magyar, Kamdath Suchit, Monty Veen, Mona Wenka,
Jessica Gramcko, Jenn Viola, Ryan Steele, Maxx Tanklage. Scott Houston, Brenna Yob, Amy Chase, Aliya Edwards, Tom Gearhart, Denise Capistrano, Cindy Magyar, Kara Hoover, Valerie Cano, Kevin Maggay, Melissa Marquez,
Kathy Dutchess, Ian Hurd, Vanessa Rios, So Bay Rotoract Club, Stephanie Sarah Anzelmi, Keith Callahan, Zack Thomason, Matt, Armando Vilches, Austin Ambris, Dave Kramer, Alejandra Barjas, Terri Kingsley, Tessa Walser,
Burns, Richard Frank, Industrial Lock & Security, Dylan Chance, Nancy Anzelmi Family, Armando Chavez, Daniel Martinez, Silvia Troccoli, Matt Wilson, Martin Hoover, Jake Ambris, Tina Kramer, Mark Heaney,
Collado, Komesu Family, Bernard Family, Carolyn Broussard, Donald Elizabeth Kupillas, Elizabeth Diaz, Claude Gordon, Shannyn Sayala, Sofia Denny Bui, Alma Guzman, Kristine Soto, Marie Aqueche, Toni Youngblood,
Patterson, Lois Bernstein, Steve Lundgren, Stephanie Osorio, Girl Scout Roberts, Nicole Groenweg, Tatiana Lopez, Chelsea Rinover, Sarah Lee, Erin Sheila Warren, Leif Llenos, Linda Kreese, Trish Anderson, Dayna Harany,
Troop 8805, Jeremy Kim, Ellen Muhlbradt, Ikea Tarvin, Lauren Steele, Linda O’Rourke, Linda Daubson, Mary Rotolo, Michelle Toney, Kevin Litwin, Megan Gomez, Judi Beshear, Corey Roscoe, Ashley Oker, Allyson Bennett,
Voong, Ezra Atencio, Dolores White, Britta Relyea, Patricia Krna-Jackson, Pedro Sanchez, Amelie Lerma, Trisha Park, Jordan Fuimaono, Samantha Cassandra Klueger, Ivy Dawson, Ann Mazuk, Bernard Van De Yacht, Jayne
Noah Wolff, JP Rubalcava, Pollock Family, Temblador Family, Warner Merkley, Mary Roberts, Adam Daly, Manny Lerma, Mi Choi, Emily Reyna, Yosslowitz, Teresa Fisher, Armstrong Garden Center, Marta Castillo Del
Family, Patrick Residor, Guillermo Family, Winifred & Melvin Breaux, Edder Garcia, Mollie O’Rourke, Jonathan Young, Andrew Lindley, Rashma Muro, Kellie Lerner, Desiree Chacon, Howard Kun, Samantha Rogers, Jason
Parvin Vameghi-Vessali, Congregation TJ, Tony Gambucci, Gene Austin, Suchit, Geoffrey Ely, Poyourow Family, Ann & Louis Jensen, Paula Rotolo, Separa, Summer Denne, Lauren Lantz, Jyoti Gaur, A. Valcourt, Wendela
Tania Wisbar, Peter Calamari, Alternate Routes, Sue Carter, Brenda Tinoco, Tina Proctor, John Slack, Donna Denomme, Arlington Elementary School, Biggerstaff, Leah MacKinney-Buckley, Bernadette Kay, Jill Scott, Yair
Rachel Azafrani, Gaia Development, Kaley Owens, Samantha Miranda, Anthony Zaccagnino, Catherine Hinkle, Kris & John Heater, Leigh Wilson, Griver, Margie Leahey, Coretta Ariba, Katie Shalvarjian, Stephen Kim, Alicia
Jennifer Miranda, Nick Matson, Todd & Mary Kusserow, Robert Murphy Jommel Morado, Lynn Saroyan, Alex MacGregor, Silvestre Meza, Simon Carr, Lillian Light, Mike Arias, Kathleen Edwards, Lindy Diamond, Marisol
DDS, Guidance Green, Kelly McDowell, Westwood Hills Congregational Brewer, Sergio Ojeda, Sean Edwards, Saul Gonzalez, Anthony Rotolo, Sara Castellanoos, Chaveli Zowesano, Maria Rolland, Puffin, Andy Pearce, Patsy
Church, Jane Harman, Bob Willis, Michelle Young, William Zoochie, Sara Hang, Sophie Bergeron, Bianca Villanueva, Bobby Johnson, Sandra Sanchez, Jones, Raymond Ginther, Ricki Andrus, Barry Forman, Laura Ramirez
PARTNERS
Xceed Financial Credit Union Trammell Crow Co. Dennis Oswell von Flue Studio Mar Ventures Susan Fowler
Hacienda Hotel Plaza El Segundo Nancy Schroeder Labaton Sucarow LLP Steven Foster Best Buy
American Forests Valley Crest Tree Co. TG Construction Annemarie Polizzotto One Way Paint & Design Oliver Sarkozy
Gino Polizzotto Jim & Suzanne Balog West Basin Water District Mattel, Inc. El Segundo Rotary South Coast AQMD
Continental Development Wells Fargo Bank DK Construction The Living Christmas Co. Los Angeles Lakers
Jim McLees El Segundo Kiwanis US Green Building Council Central Parking System County of Los Angeles
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
VolUNTEEr
oPPorTUNITIES HOMETOWN NEWS
for yoUTh
A variety of service opportunities
TREE MUSKETEERS HAS MOVED! TLC FOR TREES
are available to youth Tuesdays- September 3, 2009 - Tree MuskeTeers Two Saturdays a
Thursdays of every week.
headquarters relocated to a cozy, quaint month, volunteers
Fall LEAD Courses and, most importantly, bigger office are invited to
Youth Manager Series space in the heart of El Segundo! The attend tree care
Wednesdays
(3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.)
TM team celebrated with a Chamber of parties - we like to
Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony and a call these events
Personal Skills
fun reception afterward. Board members, TLC for Trees!
September 15, 22 & 29
We thank all of
People Skills the volunteers
October 6, 13 & 20
who gave up their
Organizational Management Saturday mornings
October 27, November 3 & 10 to participate. While the TM staff cares
Public Speaking for the trees at least three days a week,
Thursdays volunteers at TLC for Trees are integral to
September 16 to November 4
the health and well-being of all the trees!
(4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.)
for ADUlTS BIG SUNDAY
Adults are welcome to volunteer
any day of the week, both at our
headquarters and out in
the field.
founders, youth managers and staff were
for PlANTING joined by El Segundo Mayor Eric Busch and
SUPErVISorS AND Mayor Pro Tem Bill Fisher. Also present to
ADUlT PArTNErS: celebrate the move were representatives of
Wells Fargo Kids Day Chevron, Southern California Edison and
Friday, July 16 other financial partners.
(1 p.m. to 3 p.m.)
EARTH DAY
for EVEryoNE Volunteers at Tree MuskeTeers’ Big Sunday event
April 17, 2010 - Youth Managers and make preparations for tree care.
Imperial Highway Clean-up
Saturdays, June 26 and July 10
volunteers enjoyed a beautiful day outdoors
(10 a.m. to noon) and had fun while staffing a booth for May 1, 2010 - Big Sunday, a weekend
Earth Day at Polliwog Park in Manhattan devoted to service projects across the
Memory Tree Adoption
Saturday, August 1
Beach. Always a crowd-pleaser, the United States, was spent by the TM team
(1 p.m.) interactive game and volunteers caring for trees on Memory
“Litter Bug” was Row. The effort ensured happier and
TLC for Trees
Second and fourth Saturdays set up for festival healthier trees here in El Segundo!
of every month attendees of all
(10 a.m. to noon) ages to enjoy.
August 14 & 28 TM volunteers Join the Adult Partner Team!
September 11 & 25 sold copies of
October 9 & 23 Marcie the
November 13 & 27
The Adult
Marvelous Tree's Partner Team
Memory Tree Planting autobiography (APT) is a formal,
Saturday, November 20
and distributed ongoing program
(1 p.m.)
information on for adults of all
Raquel, Lina and Tyler help the organization. ages to serve as
Please call (310) 322-0263 a little one get the hang What’s more, mentors for youth
to sign up! of Litter Bug. 50 tree seeds volunteering at
were planted! Tree MuskeTeers.
Want to receive our monthly Our involvement helped Earth Day to
volunteer update? Please email:
be both fun and educational for the local We thank all Adult Partners who have
community! put their time and energy into our
volunteers@treemusketeers.org.
organization! For more information on
becoming part of the APT, please call
(310) 322-0263.
HOMETOWN FORESTS RECYCLING
ARBOR DAY for Ruth Parks by Barbara Haig; a Liquid
Amber for Hallimoon Suchit by Reshma
March 6, 2010 - Tree lovers came out and Rick Suchit; a Flowering Pear honors
in force for the 23rd annual Arbor Day continued friendship as Victoria Tam and
celebration. TM her friends
and the City of El departed for
Segundo hosted college; and Ocean debris is predominantly
the event, at Dolores White plastics and most of it comes
which 30 youth remembers from land-based sources. This
supervisors led Rick and Dottie is good news for us, because
over 400 volunteers Youngblood most of the same practices we
in planting 150 with a Star use to reduce the quantity of
beautiful trees Pine. Trees landfill plastics waste will also
along Washington planted include help us keep our oceans clean!
Park. And, despite an Elderica
a sudden downpour, Pine for John Dr. Marcus Eriksen found a
spirits remained Baxter by unique way to recycle plastic
Chevron volunteers both high as everyone Arlene Baxter; bottles and bring awareness
small and tall helped worked to make a Canary to the issue of hazardous
plant trees. the Earth a greener Island Pine to honor Donna Marie Clayton plastic debris in our oceans:
place. A grant from by Wayne Clayton; a Canary Island Pine He constructs “recycled bottle
South Coast AQMD and the generosity of memorializes James McCoy, Jr. by Jeanne boats” out of plastic bottles.
other government agencies, individuals, and Allen Peters; a California Sycamore for And he has sailed thousands
nonprofits and local businesses made it Jim Mock from Norma Mock; two Canary of miles through various parts
all possible. Island Pines in memory of Jeanette and of the world on these amazing
Homer Whitney by Dawn von Flue; a boats!
Saucer Magnolia for Jeanette Blunt Ludwig
by Mary Ann Ruegsegger; a Tipu for
Marion Darrell Spence and a Peppermint
Willow for Pietro Donati Micheletti, both
from Stephanie Sauter.
LOS ANGELES LAKERS OFFER
HELPING HANDS
There has been no lack of friendly
volunteers helping out at TM in recent
months. In October, even the Los Angeles
Volunteers from Northrop Grumman planted Lakers joined us in greening the local
five red buds on Arbor Day under Youth community! Lakers players Andrew Bynum Official gear is
Supervisor Adam Miranda and Adult Partner and Sasha Vujacic, along with a number available online!
Brook Church’s guidance. of the Lakers Girls, stopped in to provide
some TLC to trees. You can purchase Tree
MuskeTeers, Partners for the
MEMORY TREE PLANTINGS Planet and 3x3 Campaign
Many new Memory Trees now stand as merchandise online.
living tributes on Memory Row. Trees Visit www.cafepress.com/
adopted: a Bradford Pear in honor of Frank treemusketeers to see all the
and Maudie Bouman by Shelly Bajorek; gear, from T-shirts to tote
a Canary Island Pine in memory of Alvin bags to buttons!
McAdams by Lorna Ennis; an Elderica Pine Every time
you shop,
you help
fund our
So many, many ways to help... youth
programs
GIVE! Please consider making a and services.
donation to Tree MuskeTeers - it’s 100%
tax-deductible! To contribute, please visit
us online or mail a check directly. Lakers player Andrew Bynum took some time
out to plant trees with TREE MUSKETEERS.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
PARTNERS FOR THE PLANET
TREE HUGGER DAY AMAZING HUMAN TIDE LINE
October 24, 2009 - Tree MuskeTeers joined
in creating “The Amazing Waving Human
Tide Line” on 350.org’s International Day of
Climate Action. Starting at the Manhattan
Through our Partners for
the Planet (P4P) Network,
Tree MuskeTeers offers
a vehicle for kids around
the world to function as
the international youth
environmental movement
through a hotline, website, October 17, 2009 - Tree MuskeTeers, in
speaker’s bureau, youth partnership with American Forests and
campaigns, how-to kits and Ikea, presented the First Annual National
more! Tree Hugger Day. The event, held in El Beach Pier, the line was formed to show how
Segundo, was the far the California sea level could rise if the
Visit www.TreeMuskeTeers. only National Tree climate continues to change as it is currently.
org and click “P4P Network” Hugger Day west More than 3,700 events in over 160 countries
to join and learn more. of Chicago and “by also took place on the same day. TM Youth
kids.” Attendees Director Adam Gerard, a member of the
3x3 Campaign enjoyed activities South Bay 350 Climate Action Group, spoke
including tree care, at the event.
Kids can a “Tree Hug” photo,
become leaders games, a picnic,
in the fight and a “heart- So many, many ways to help...
to stop global felt gratitude”
warming by ritual expressing BUY! Marcie the
planting trees appreciation for Marvelous Tree: An
as part of the trees and those Autobiography is an
3x3 Campaign Youth Manager who take care award-winning book!
- 3 million kids Brandon Wong of them. You can purchase it
planting 3 addresses the crowd. and other goodies, like
million trees! Earth Cards, at our
office or on our website.
Help us succeed by: CHEVRON SHOWS SUPPORT
• Planting and registering Chevron continued to show its support of TRAVEL! Turn your travel dollars into
trees on our website our mission by presenting the organization trees when you book with Partners for
with a generous donation. the Planet Travel. Visit our website to
• Spreading the news about find out more about great travel deals
the campaign that help the Earth, too!
• Encouraging others to
participate SEARCH! Your
Internet searches
• Becoming a Campaign
are worth a pretty penny to us! Use
Partner
GoodSearch and choose TM as your
• Donating to the campaign cause to make a donation each time you
search the Web.
For more information
on the 3x3 Campaign,
visit us online: www.
partnersfortheplanet.org. And
make sure to check back for Lily Craig presents YMT members Talia, Julian,
updates and exciting news Adam, Demorrio, Victoria and Aleks with a check
about the campaign! from Chevron.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
IN EARTH’S COMMUNITIES As of June 2010,
853,504 trees have
been registered to the
Partners for the Planet
WIDE RESCUE INITIATIVE GUAYMAS MUSKETEERS
3x3 Campaign!!!
ORGANIZATION Students in
Wide Rescue Initiative Organization Guaymas, These trees come from all
(WIRIO) in Kenya has signed on as a 3x3 Mexico, over the world. Check out
Campaign Partner. And that’s not all - the continued what has been planted near
group has registered an astounding 800,000 to devote you.
Campaign trees! Since 2007, WIRIO has their efforts
been dedicated to environmental and forest to the 3x3 United States - 20,280
preservation, working with youth and adults Campaign, AL - 161 AZ - 83
in mostly rural areas of the country. The enacting a plaque in honor of Marcie the
Marvelous Tree atop the city’s great wall. CA - 4,880 CO - 29
organization distributes seeds, plants trees
and teaches about the negative effects of The “Guaymas Musketeers” also continue to DE - 4,000 FL - 3,002
environmental degradation. plant new trees. Members of the YMT plan
GA - 12 ID - 7
on making their third visit to Guaymas next
year. LA - 250 MA - 3
MI - 8 MN - 7,238
EL LIMONAR INTERNATIONAL NE - 1 NM - 11
SCHOOL
NY - 466 OH - 3
El Limonar International School in OR - 11 PA - 16
Murcia, Spain, registered six trees to the
3x3 Campaign. Twenty students worked SC - 6 TN - 90
together to plant the trees and rally behind TX - 2 VA - 1
the Tree MuskeTeers goal to get 3 million
Cameroon - 200
kids to plant 3 million trees.
England - 5
Director Dickson Omandi gives instructions
on how to create a nursery bed. Kenya - 800,000
Mexico - 13
TREES NEW YORK Spain - 6
New York City youth came together to Tanzania - 3,000
plant trees through Trees New York,
Uganda - 30,000
an environmental and urban forestry
organization whose mission is to plant,
preserve, protect and care for NYC’s trees A special thank you to
through our Campaign Partners:
education
and action. • Alliance for Climate
The 16 trees Many thanks to all who have planted Education
planted trees as part of the 3x3 Campaign:
• I Care For My Planet
by 405 Eagle Point Parks, Santa Barbara Beautiful,
WildPlaces, Roots & Shoots, State of Arizona, • Robert Bateman Get to
youth were
City of Lake Havasu, Coosa County, City of Know
registered
Kingman, Kingman Academy of Learning,
to the 3x3 Tree Guild of Arroyo Grande, Cynthia Fant, • Green Trading Now
Campaign. San Bernardino Volunteer Yard, Kamuli • Earth Protect
Tree Planting Association, Boy Scout Troops
29, 223, 104, 50 and 854, Cody Everton, • Wide Rescue Initiative
ATLANTIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Manhattan Beach Middle School, Joe &
Malda Farnham, Chiara Clark, Boys &
Christina
Girls Clubs of DE, Anza Elementary School,
If you have made
Donohue REI, MINI USA, New York Restoration plantings in your
of Atlantis
Elementary
Project, Seven Arrows School, Arlington
Elementary School, Trinity Lutheran
hometown, we want to
School in Preschool, UA Mojave Cooperative Extension, hear about it!
Peyton Banks, Kids Ecology Corps, Kihare
Port St. John, Wildlife and Forest Preservation, The
Florida, Register as part of the 3x3
Mulls, Ophelia’s Oracle, Jeannie, Pecan
mobilized Pathways, Heights-Murray Elementary
Campaign - it’s easy! Go to
the school to School, North East Trees, Sylvania High www.partnersfortheplanet.
plant several School FFA Chapter, Gilbert Primary School, org. And don’t forget to send
Mt. Pleasant High School FFA Chapter, Los us pictures!
new trees on campus as a part of Arbor Angeles Lakers
Day festivities. The school’s 740 students
planted two new trees.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
TrEE MUSkETEErS
TrEE SErVICE
COMMON CENTS
Sadly, no one has ever asked
our Tree Service crew, “What SAVING $$ - BUT AT WHAT A prime example? Throwing away a plastic
can I do in my yard to protect ExPENSE? bottle in a nearby trash can instead of
the ocean?” However, we going to the effort to put it in a recycling
should all think about it. If you’ve turned on the TV or picked up a bin. Trashing office paper at work to avoid
newspaper in recent weeks, chances are the trouble and possible cost of arranging a
When possible, sink your you learned recycling service.
yard an inch or two below the at least a
surrounding hardscape. This thing or two Are you guilty of this? Many of us save
will capture water during about the a little time and money buying produce
heavy rains or irrigation environmental at a supermarket as opposed to our local
fiascos and allow it to tragedy in farmer’s market. Sure, the grocery store
percolate into the soil instead the Gulf of is cheaper, open seven days a week and,
of running off. Mexico. The perhaps, closer. Farmers’ markets are
crisis began on usually only open once a week and more
Runoff from our yards April 20 when expensive.
contains topsoil, fertilizers a drilling rig off the coast of Louisiana However,
and pesticides that would exploded. The rig eventually sank, think about
otherwise nourish our rupturing a pipeline to a deep sea well it this way:
landscape. It flows down 5,000 feet below the water’s surface. The produce
the street into storm drains found in your
and directly into the nearest Effects of the spill, the biggest in United neighborhood
waterway that eventually States history, have been devastating, market has
reaches the ocean. and they will undoubtedly continue to be traveled
felt for years to come. Already, billions of thousands
Make sure your landscape dollars have been put toward trying to of miles to
plan includes two or three stop the leaks by the companies that have get there.
trees. They reduce runoff also lost a fortune in product; thousands of The ships,
when leaves slow the pace at animals have been displaced and died; and planes, trains
which rain hits the ground the livelihoods of millions of people, like and trucks that are needed to transport
and by their roots absorbing fishermen and restaurant owners, are it are largely responsible for damaging
water. in jeopardy. greenhouse gas emissions and,
consequently, global warming. Fewer
Choose natural products The causes of the disaster are still not natural resources are used and less air
instead of chemical fertilizers entirely clear. However, allegations loom polluted bringing us fresher fare at the
and pesticides. This is better large that the catastrophe was caused by farmer’s market. Further, our purchases
for a variety of reasons shortcuts taken to save time and money. support the local economy.
including keeping these
hazardous materials out of To sum it up, the spill in the Gulf, with its
the ocean. heartbreaking images of helpless wildlife,
beautiful beaches and innocent people all
Ask our certified Arborist falling victim to a manmade disaster, must
about these and other tips do more than make us angry at someone
when you call for a free else. It should cause us to reflect upon our
Tree MuskeTeers Tree own environmental influence and question
Service estimate. the true costs of the shortcuts we take.
ARE SHORTCUTS WORTH THE
ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS? So many, many ways to help...
In the case of the spill in the Gulf, clear BEQUEST! Bequests can be made
financial, human and environmental tolls in both new and existing wills. Simply
make it apparent that any cost-saving add the following sentence: “I give
measures taken were, in the end, costly (specific amount or property, percentage
shortcuts. On a smaller scale and in a or residue) to Tree MuskeTeers,
much less obvious way, many of us take a tax-exempt organization, in El
environmentally unfriendly shortcuts Segundo, California, for the purpose of
in our daily lives to save time or money. supporting their youth leadership and
Affordable tree care by
But when multiplied by just 307 million environmental programs.
people who care about trees.
Americans, there is the potential for equally [Tax ID 95-4277842]”
(310) 322-0263
devastating results.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
WEATHER REPORT
NEIGHBORHOOD CRITTERS
UNDErSTANDING AND lIVING PEACEfUlly wITh UrbAN wIlDlIfE
SEAGULLS Habitat: Seagull species are mostly
ground-nesting, coastal birds, sometimes
being found inland but rarely venturing far
out to sea. They can be found all over the
world and are known to often live many
miles from where they spend their days.
Getting Along: Many seagull species Some shocking facts about
have learned to coexist peacefully and global warming’s effects:
comfortably with humans. In fact, seagulls
are in many ways beneficial to human • Current warming trends
populations; Utah honors the gull as its may cause sea levels to
state bird because they ate hordes of rise three to six feet this
crickets that were destroying crops in the century.
1800s. Seagulls also clean our beaches, • The island of Lohachara,
eating things that wash up from the waters home to 10,000 people,
(dead squid and other sea life) as well as disappeared beneath the
items left behind by us! Here are some tips Bay of Bengal due to rising
to ensure a friendly existence with seagulls: seas.
• In recent years, 10% of
1. Do not feed seagulls.
coral reefs have died.
Maybe you have been a victim of their food- 2. Always keep food items securely • Global warming will
snatching ways or, worse yet, you have been sealed and stowed out of reach of expand ocean ‘dead zones’
caught in the crossfire of a flock’s “bombing” hungry gulls. where few creatures are
from above. Sure, The Little Mermaid’s able to live.
Scuttle and the seagulls of Finding Nemo 3. Pick up and dispose of all trash when • Whole species of marine
fame (“Mine, mine, mine!”) seem harmless in outdoor areas. animals and fish are
enough; but, chances are, if you have had
directly at risk - they
an encounter with
simply cannot survive in
seagulls in their
warmer waters.
natural habitat,
it might not have
been an entirely
pleasant one. So, in
defense of seagulls
ECO-FRIENDLY
everywhere, we’re HOUSEHOLD TIP
here to tell you Runoff is the number one
a bit more about ocean pollutant humans
these feathered produce. Here’s one way to
critters. You might be surprised to find out reduce runoff at your home:
what intelligent, resourceful and beautiful
creatures they actually are! Use water
that drains
off of
Description: There are many different your roof
species of gulls, all commonly referred to to water
as seagulls. They range drastically in size, So many, many ways to help... your lawn,
though most are similar in coloring (gray plants
and white with black markings on their SHOP! Albertsons, Ralphs and and trees.
heads and wings). Seagulls have longish hundreds of eScrip merchants Instead of
bills, webbed feet and a characteristic contribute up to 8% of your purchases allowing
squawking call. Lifespan is 5-15 years. to TM. It’s easy and free to do - simply runoff from your gutters
Notably, seagulls have developed both register on the Marky’s Market page of to flow directly into a sewer
our website. or the streets, redirect your
complex methods of communication and a
downspouts to vegetated
strict social structure. areas or install barrels to
SHOP MORE! collect the water for use
Diet: Seagulls are scavengers. Crabs and Enter amazon.com in the future.
small fish make up a large part of their through the link on our website to get
diet; however, seagulls are extremely a percentage of your purchases donated
opportunistic and have been known to make directly to us!
meals out of most anything they can get!
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
DEAR MARCIE
Dear Marcie,
awesome! I whish I
I like your website, it’s pretty
The California Natural t 10,000 trees, but i
could join you guys and plan
Resources Agency and
live too far away from
Caltrans jointly administer the am eleven years old and I
ld live close to the
Environmental Enhancement you guys. I also whish I cou
and Mitigation Program. l, keep on planting those
ocean like you guys. Oh wel
Established by the Legislature
in 1989, the program annually rocking trees!!!!!!!!!
offers grants for projects to
mitigate the environmental Your NEW bestest fan,
impacts of new or modified
public transportation facilities. Stephani
Fontana, California
Tree MuskeTeers is the
proud recipient of funding
for the Hometown Forest
project. The objective is to fill
200 vacant street tree sites Fr om the des k of M arc ie M . Tr ee
on El Segundo’s residential
streets. These additions to the
community forest will help Dear Stephani,
mitigate environmental effects
of nearby freeways in addition Wow - what a great letter to rece
ive! As you probably guessed, I love
to the air and noise pollution of kids that are interested in Tree hearing from
MuskeTeers and helping the env
surrounding industry. ironment.
You know, Stephani, you CAN join
us in planting trees! No matter
The project began last fall with you live or how old you are, plan how far away
ting and caring for trees is somethi
neighborhood plantings of 130 do to make the Earth a greener ng you can
place. In fact, kids of all ages and
trees and will conclude with the world are planting trees as par from all over
t of the Partners for the Planet 3x3
the final events this fall. Some Young people from places like Mex Campaign.
ico, Uganda, Spain and England
197 volunteers participated from all over the United States, , not to mention
have planted almost 854,000 Cam
in activities ranging from hope you will think about planting paign trees!!! I
some trees in your own backyard
canvassing neighborhoods - and make sure you tell us on our or community
website when you do.
and identifying planting sites
to organizing materials and I think it’s great that you love the
ocean, too! Even though you don
planting trees. there are ways we can work toge ’t live nearby,
ther to keep the ocean clean and
use our branches and roots to redu pretty. We trees
ce erosion and polluted runoff from
waterways that eventually flow getting into
to the ocean. You humans can be
to litter to prevent junk from end extra careful not
ing up at the beach and in the wat
can encourage your parents to use er. Plus, you
non-toxic cleaning and gardenin
also often find their way into the g products that
oceans.
I hope I have convinced you that
you can help make the world a mor
healthier place! Thanks again for e beautiful and
your letter, Stephani!
Very treely yours,
Marcie the Marvelous Tree
Marcie the Marvelous Tree was planted in 1987, and she inspired the founding of Tree MuskeTeers. Marcie is a
very special tree. She is a local landmark, published journalist, video star, a friend to all youth, and has written
her own autobiography. Because Marcie is an expert on many environmental issues, she also gets fan mail.
Tree MuskeTeers - TRUNKLINE SUMMER 2010
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
PUTTING KIDS IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT
NEW PLANTING SUPERVISORS PUBLIC SPEAKING GRADS
We have welcomed 66 new Tree Planting Kids can’t save the Earth if they can’t
Supervisors to the team! Each completed speak out. The following youth completed Chevron is one of the world’s
a training an eight week largest integrated energy
on how to LEAD course in companies. It is engaged
properly public speaking in every aspect of the oil
plant trees to graduate with and natural gas industry,
and assert Toastmasters including exploration and
themselves as Certificates: production, manufacturing,
leaders in a Trishen Patel, marketing and transportation,
group setting, Kamran Khan, chemicals manufacturing and
among other Raquel Gerard, sales, geothermal, and power
things. Lina McDermott, Ryan Steele, Maxx generation. Chevron is also
Tanklage and Luis Valdivia. investing in renewables and
Congratulations to: Sebastian Barajas, advanced technologies.
Tyler Basich, Melissa Berry, Sam Cano, YOUTH MANAGERS
Alicia Carr, Andrea Castellanos, Brandon Chevron’s vision is to
Chen, Joseph Cho, Mary Cho, Gina Choi, The Youth Manager Certification
provide energy products
Jason Choi, Jun Choi, Min Choi, Ji Chung, Series focuses on Personal, People and
vital to sustainable economic
Valerie Equite, Jennifer Garcia, Talia Management
progress and human
Gerard, Zack Gill, Joseph Gorman, Sarah Skills. These
development throughout the
Gorman, Shannon Hagedorn, Shelby LEADers
world. Chevron recognizes
Hager, Katherine Han, Brian Hon, Annie finished all
and shares the concerns of
Hong, Dawool Huh, Scott Huh, Youjin three courses
governments and the public
Jeong, Susana Jung, Sang Jung, Tae Jung, to receive a
about climate change.
Mingyung Kang, Brian Kim, Brittany Kim, certificate as a
Jason Kim, Certified Youth
As part of its commitment
Darien Kim, Manager at the
to helping meet the world’s
Jeremy fall graduation event: Ian Hurd, Alejandro
demand for energy while
Kim, June Paredes, Vanessa Rios, Raquel Gerard and
taking steps to protect the
Kim, Steven Lina McDermott.
environment, Chevron
Kim, Sandy partners with nonprofit
Klueger, community organizations such
Calvin Lai, as Tree MuskeTeers through
Benjamin So many, many ways to help...
charitable contributions
Lee, Brian and volunteerism. Chevron
Lee, John DRIVE! Have a clunker? Show your
support for us by donating your vehicle operates in ways that limit or
Lee, Joshua Supervisor Tyler Shalvarjian avoid contributing to adverse
Lee, Ji-Young installs trunk guards. in our name to Cars4Causes!
environmental impacts,
Lee, Paul and encourages consumers
Lee, Yeeun Lee, Leif Llenos, Tatiana to use Chevron products
Lopez, Colleen Marcus, Lina McDermott, OFF TO COLLEGE more efficiently. In doing
Alan Nhan, Andy Nhan, Joowon Oh, so, Chevron contributes to
Kaley Owens, Tiffany Paiva, Kelly Park, Two TM youth leaders went off to meeting the world’s demand
Alejandra Ramirez, Rose Ann Ramirez, college this year. Besides being strong for energy while minimizing
Britta Relyea, Richard Salmeron, Tyler students, both had impressive resumes its total environmental
Shalvarjian, Hyo Chol Shin, Evan Tomita rich in community service and leadership footprint.
and Marisol Trejo. experience.
For more information on
Chevron’s commitment to
Want to take the LEAD? the environment, please visit
www.chevron.com.
LEAD courses are the first rung of the
leadership ladder at Tree MuskeTeers,
and summer courses have just begun!
Youth 10-18 interested in taking charge
at the place where kids are boss should
call us at (310) 322-0263 to find out more
or sign up for the upcoming fall courses!
Austin Jones at Berkeley. Victoria Tam at USC.
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Page 1 Global warming’s effects on our oceans
Page 2 TM wins Outstanding Project Award
Page 3 Thank you to our partners
Page 4 Playing Litter Bug on Earth Day
Page 5 Visit from the Los Angeles Lakers
Page 6 Celebrating National Tree Hugger Day
Page 7 800,000 trees planted in Kenya
Page 8 Monetary versus environmental costs
Page 9 Critters at the ocean: Seagulls
Page 10 Marcie talks 3x3 Campaign
Page 11 New Youth Planting Supervisors
Page 12 An enjoyable puzzle!
