Hope this update finds everyone doing well, staying healthy and keeping active! AND it looks like spring is finally here and maybe the temperatures will stabilize so we know for … Continue reading FOLO meeting May 19th ‘26 415pm at ESP on PHP. Join us!
Dear Governor Spanberger: On behalf of the membership of Friends of Live Oaks we respectfully request that you sign HB 549 re: providing additional authority for localities to establish tree canopy goals and enabling localities in Virginia to adopt tree preservation ordinances.
Governor Spanberger Letter Request Support for HB549 APR26.pdfDownload April 1 , 2026The Honorable Abigail D . SpanbergerGovernor of VirginiaP.O. Box 1475Richmond, VA 23218Dear Governor Spanberger: On behalf of the membership … Continue reading Dear Governor Spanberger: On behalf of the membership of Friends of Live Oaks we respectfully request that you sign HB 549 re: providing additional authority for localities to establish tree canopy goals and enabling localities in Virginia to adopt tree preservation ordinances.
FOLO meeting December 15th ‘25 415pm at ESP on PHP. Join us!
If you receive this email and haven't yet been to one of our meetings, we welcome you to join us "regular attenders" as we pursue our mission to promote, protect, preserve and … Continue reading FOLO meeting December 15th ‘25 415pm at ESP on PHP. Join us!
“I always encourage my students to conduct their own research and share the information they discover as a way to inspire them to become informed and engaged environmental stewards.”
Kind words from our new friends at GenEarth where we teach k-12 students about environmental awareness. Right now, we're focusing on forestry, plants, and tree identification. While looking for classroom … Continue reading “I always encourage my students to conduct their own research and share the information they discover as a way to inspire them to become informed and engaged environmental stewards.”
I have edited the following from a similar message sent out by the Elizabeth River Project – a vital environmental organization in our region. Hope it will help you pause and consider why we are called Friends of Live Oaks at a little deeper level:
I love this time of year as the temperatures begin to dip and the leaves start to change. While I don’t exactly welcome the shorter daylight, I’m grateful that living in Hampton Roads lets us … Continue reading I have edited the following from a similar message sent out by the Elizabeth River Project – a vital environmental organization in our region. Hope it will help you pause and consider why we are called Friends of Live Oaks at a little deeper level: