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Walk for Horses and Trees

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Where

Urban Forest
6711 Ellis Avenue,
Huntington Beach, CA 92648

When

October 12, 2024    
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
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HB Trees is pleased and proud to partner with our neighbors, Free Rein Foundation, on this community walk to support the rescue of horses in need for equine-assisted programs for at-promise youth, and to plant much-needed trees in Huntington Central Park West.

Walk for Horses & Trees – Register Now on Eventbrite!

To let us know you’ll join us for what’s sure to be a delightful morning, click here. Walkers will discover a young and thriving Urban Forest and forest-adjacent trails, then enter the Free Rein Foundation pasture to meet four-legged friends. The Walk is FREE. Advanced (free) registration on Eventbrite will help us plan for optional, on-site event T-shirt sales, and refreshments.

Sheila Holliday

Since moving to Huntington Beach more than 30 years ago, Sheila Holliday has been an avid fan of the city’s prolific parks, and especially Huntington Central Park, the largest municipal park in Orange County, CA. Sheila has given back to her community via the Huntington Beach Tree Society (HBTS) since 2014, both in the parks and online. Along with adding content to this website, she provides the community with updates about HBTS’s local forestation, and the fruit of those efforts, through facebook.com/HBTreeSociety. She also assists with grant writing and fund raising to continue reforestation and beautification of the city’s parks and the Shipley to Shore Trail.

Sheila and her fellow HBTS volunteers are not only passionate about planting and maintaining trees, but also increasing awareness of their importance, with an added emphasis on teaching the next generation how and why to plant trees. To that end, she helps the Tree Society host community-wide special events, including bird-a-thons, walks, and annual California Arbor Day tree planting celebrations.

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