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:
Development in Harmony with Live Oaks & Maritime Forests
Development in Harmony with Live Oaks & Maritime Forests d e v e l o p m e n t i n h a r m o n y w … Continue reading Development in Harmony with Live Oaks & Maritime Forests
A homeowner’s guide
A HOMEOWNERS GUIDE a homeowner’s guide - foloDownload
On Giving Tuesday, I wanted to take a moment to thank all of you who have helped this be a banner year for Friends of Live Oaks!
At this time of year many reflect back on the accomplishments achieved and what made them successful - friends, partnerships, like-minded folks who care about the things we care about, … Continue reading On Giving Tuesday, I wanted to take a moment to thank all of you who have helped this be a banner year for Friends of Live Oaks!
Our trees are mostly at risk
Live Oaks are not alone in lacking legal protection By Mary Reid Barrow Why doesn’t Virginia Beach have laws to protect the live oak, our official city tree? This question … Continue reading Our trees are mostly at risk