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Lewisville Parks highlights tree-planting, native habitats, regenerative upgrades and cultural outreach
5774921 · September 11, 2025
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Presenter said Lewisville has planted more than 1,500 trees over three years and converted 70 acres to native habitats, and staff cited awards from the Arbor Day Foundation and the Society for Ecological Restoration.
Presenter, Parks Department, said the city has planted more than 1,500 trees over the past three years in collaboration with local partners and described the department’s native-habitat work: "70 acres of public land have been transformed into thriving native habitats," the presenter said.
Staff member said the department is pursuing eco-friendly facility…
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