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Volunteers help plant trees around Tymber Creek retention pond

The tree planting was made possible through county's Tree Replacement Trust program.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 6:00 p.m. October 10, 2023
Volunteers help plant trees around Tymber Creek's retention pond. Photo courtesy of Pat Kuehn
Volunteers help plant trees around Tymber Creek's retention pond. Photo courtesy of Pat Kuehn
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Despite rainy conditions, Volusia County planted 30 trees at Tymber Creek on Saturday, Sept. 30, thanks to the help of about 25 volunteers.

The trees were planted around the community’s retention pond, located north of the Tymber Creek Subdivision entrance on North Tymber Creek Road. 

Volunteers help plant trees around Tymber Creek's retention pond. Photo courtesy of Pat Kuehn

The tree planting was made possible through county's Tree Replacement Trust program, which is a dedicated account established as a depository for the tree replacement fees and monies that relate to tree preservation, according to the county website.

 

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