Fostering a CommuniTree: KNB rolls out new fund-matching program for HOAs

  • Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
    Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
  • Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
    Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
  • Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
    Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
  • Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
    Liberty Landscaping plants trees at Cape Sound in Fernandina Beach after the homeowners association teamed up with Keep Nassau Beautiful to purchase the trees.
Keep Nassau Beautiful is rolling out a new program encouraging homeowners associations to plant more trees by matching funds. The program (aptly named CommuniTree) has already put trees in the open…

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