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NBC's TODAY Show features TreePeople & Andy Lipkis PART I
Length: 2:14 minutes Released: May 25, 2010
PART I: Watch TreePeople's Andy Lipkis on the Today Show's "What do you care about today?" segment. The Today Show is highlighting the work of several grassroots nonprofits in the U.S. that are making a positive difference in their communities.
NBC's TODAY Show features TreePeople & Andy Lipkis for $50,000 Pepsi Refresh Challenge Grant PART II
Length: 3:54 minutes Released: May 28, 2010
PART II: Join TreePeople's Andy Lipkis on the Today Show's "What do you care about today?" segment, sponsored by the Pepsi Refresh Challenge. TreePeople's $50,000 Pepsi Refresh grant will go towards training and equiping 3,500 volunteers to restore the heavily fire-damaged Angeles National Forest. Volunteers will revitalize the forest by planting trees and native plants so the ecosystem can once again provide critical water supply, air protection, habitat and recreation for generations to come.
The Urban Forest Needs YOU
Length: 3:07 minutes Released: May 2010
Art of Tea produced this video for TreePeople about the nonprofit’s work to expand Los Angeles’ community forest.
How to Plant a Tree
Length: 11:20 minutes Released: March 2009
Learn how to plant a 1-gallon tree in the Santa Monica Mountains with TreePeoples Oscar Sanchez. Steps include: 1) Tool safety; 2) Preparing the hole; 3) Digging and refilling the hole; 4) Tree placement; 5) Making a berm or watering basin; 6) Watering the tree; and 7) Applying mulch. Note: please remember to always check with local land management agencies before planting trees in public parks. [Video produced and directed by Stephen Readmond]
Smart Green Infrastructure: How to Grow Sustainable Cities
Length: 15:22 minutes Released: November 2008
Andy Lipkis, TreePeople Founder and President, explains how our organization pioneered an integrated approach to manage urban ecosystems as watersheds in the Los Angeles region and generate multiple solutions to environmental threats facing our cities.
Annette Bening Joins TreePeople to Launch the Center for Community Forestry
Length: 4:40 minutes Released: September 2008
Actor Annette Bening joined TreePeople to celebrate the opening of our Center for Community Forestry, a four-acre environmental educational campus where visitors learn how natural forests work and simple ways to apply these principles in an urban setting to prevent and protect against climate change, water and air pollution and water shortages. Click here to view other speeches from Andy Lipkis, Jody Noiron, Zev Yaroslavsky, Wendy Greuel and Joseph Edmiston.
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Eye on LA Andy Lipkis Interview: Trees Benefit Our Urban Environment
Length: 3:20 minutes Released: July 2008
Andy Lipkis, founder and president of TreePeople, discusses the benefits of trees and their critical importance to our urban forest on ABC's Eye on LA.
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LACCD Sustainability Conference 2007: Engaging Youth to Make an Impact
Length: 5:35 minutes Released: January 2008
Andy Lipkis, founder and president of TreePeople, talks about how TreePeople’s engagement of local youth led to the success of Los Angeles' curbside recycling program, at Los Angeles Community College District's Sustainability Conference.
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Trees Need People
Length: 5:15 minutes Released: October 2007
TreePeople staff talk about the important relationship between trees and people. Featuring students from Los Angeles' 75th Street Elementary School.
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Griffith Park Fire Restoration, Update
Length: 4:46 minutes Released: September 2007
Join Principal Forester Laura Bauernfeind of Los Angeles Department of Recreation & Parks on a tour of the Griffith Park burn areas. Includes images of the park not accessible to the public, land slides and inspiring new growth in the vulnerable, fire-baked soil.
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Access Hollywood Goes Green with TreePeople
Length: 1 minute Released: July 2007
Entertainment program Access Hollywood goes green with TreePeople by planting a grove of trees for each Emmy® Award nominee.
Griffith Park Fire Restoration Featured on KCET Life & Times
Length: 8:24 minutes Released: May 2007
Los Angeles City Councilmember Tom LaBonge and TreePeople's Director of Communications Laurie Kaufman discuss the Griffith Park fire and the restoration process ahead.
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TreePeople Empowers San Pedro Volunteers to Green Their Community
Length: 5:00 minutes Released: April 2007
See how TreePeople and volunteers are making a difference in San Pedro, California by increasing its tree canopy and engaging community members to care for their environment.
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PBS Edens Lost & Found Excerpt: Taking Lessons from the Forest to Create a Sustainable L.A.
Length: 3:55 minutes Released: January 2007
TreePeople's President and Founder Andy Lipkis talks about how TreePeople was founded and his vision for creating healthy, sustainable cities by taking lessons from the forests on PBS Edens Lost and Found. Includes an excerpt of Andy Lipkis’ appearance on the Johnny Carson Show.
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Using Nature's Solution for Capturing and Filtering Rainwater to Green L.A.
Length: 5:55 minutes Released: January 2007
TreePeople's Communications Director Laurie Kaufman discusses innovative solutions to make Los Angeles a healthier place to live, learn, work and play.
TreePeople Campus Forestry Program Greens Schools Across L.A.
Length: 7 minutes Released: October 2006
TreePeople has helped schools green their campuses for more than 10 years. We are experts in training school communities to organize tree planting projects and teaching children to be stewards of the urban environment. Watch how Los Angeles’ Short Avenue Elementary School teachers, students and volunteers work together to take away asphalt and plant 100 trees on their campus.
TreePeople Campus Forestry Program Featured on TreeHugger TV
Length: 2:17 minutes Released: June 2006
TreeHugger TV features Rosecrans Elementary School in Compton, California as they bring TreePeople’s Campus Forestry program on-site to help remove their playground asphalt and reduce the heat island effect. Students, teachers and volunteers learn the benefits of trees as they work together to plant 75 trees to increase shade and greenery on their campus.
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TreePeople Volunteer Leader Joe Vargas Featured on CNN
Length: 1:57 minutes Released: May 2006
TreePeople depend on volunteer leaders like 71-year old Joe Vargas to engage volunteers for tree plantings across Los Angeles. Watch this inspirational clip of how Joe and students at Emerson Elementary School in Burbank, California are making a difference by greening their campus.
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Urban Dreams - Remaking our Cities for Sustainability
Length: 56:25 minutes Released: January 30, 2006
TreePeople Founder and President Andy Lipkis talks about the importance of stopping the flow of polluted storm water into the ocean by reversing the waste of rainwater. TreePeople has created several demonstration projects around L.A. that capture, clean and store rainwater through a network of large cisterns and infiltration fields.
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ABC World News - L.A. Looks at Harvesting Rain Water
Length: 2:46 minutes Released: March 2005
ABC World News’ Judy Muller takes you on a tour of TreePeople's pilot project at an elementary school where rainwater is captured, filtered and stored to irrigate a ball field and prevent polluted water from flowing into the Santa Monica Bay.
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TreePeople Demonstrates the Power of Cisterns at a Los Angeles Home
Length: 1:53 minutes Released: August 11, 1998
TreePeople re-landscaped and retrofitted a South Central Los Angeles home with a 3,600-gallon cistern, a water pump and a dry well to show the benefits of forest-mimicking technology.
TreePeople Welcomes You to Help Change Our World, One Community at a Time
Length: 9:17 minutes
Take a short course in changing the world by watching TreePeople Founder and President Andy Lipkis talk about how we can all work together to help save our planet, starting with our own home and community.
