Outreach program tree planting

Your knowledge and passion really helped capture their interest and motivated them to be engaged in the activity. For more information please call or email. These planting projects have also had the added effect of empowering students to be stewards of their own environment. Students will learn about the benefits of trees, how to properly plant trees as well as how to take care of trees. Any public school in Utah may apply. All trees must be planted on school grounds with students. TreeUtah staff will be present to direct planting and provide supplemental education.

Moreover, all projects must have a long-term plan for watering and maintenance to give the trees the best chance of survival. Applicants are asked to identify up to three desired planting dates. However, we cannot always accommodate preferred dates due to scheduling conflicts with other planting events. We ask that you please be flexible when scheduling a planting date.

TreeUtah has a fall and spring grant cycle. Applications to plant in the spring are due March 1st and applications for fall are due October 1st.

Download the Application. Here for Portland. For detailed information, please visit portland. Canopy levels, income, and communities of color are considered together to determine areas where resources have the potential to provide the most benefit. Urban Forestry staff and community partners use this information to guide efforts to ensure that the services provided by urban canopy — safer streets, reduced air pollution, cooler summer temperatures, and improved health outcomes to name a few — are accessible to all Portlanders, especially the most vulnerable communities.

Planting Priority neighborhoods are updated on a 3-year cycle and serve as an extension of the Citywide Tree Planting Strategy which identifies barriers, opportunities, and provides overall guidance, for growing a more equitable urban forest. For more information, contact: trees portlandoregon. Emerald Ash Borer. Find an Arborist. Tree Benefits.

Get Involved. Inspire the next generation of tree Stewards Click here to Request a program. Take a Tree Walk K-2nd GRade This program takes your class to visit the trees on campus and provides hands-on exploration of various tree characteristics.

Tree Stewards 3rd-5th GRade This program allows your class to explore the benefits of trees through hands on scientific experiments.