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As part of our region’s response to COVID-19, Friends of Trees has canceled all events through May and our office is closed until further notice. More information about our activities is here.
As time passes we know that our community will need us to come together to plant trees, probably more than ever before, and we’ll be counting on you to join us however you are able. Meanwhile please stay connected with us through Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, where we’re sharing information and stories about trees + community. And please join us for a virtual Earth Day Party with the Tree Team
We hope you and yours are safe and well. We can’t wait to plant trees with you again.
Friends of Trees inspires people to improve the world around them through a simple solution:
Planting Trees. Together.
Think Like a Tree.
840,000 trees and native shrubs in neighborhoods, parks and natural areas throughout the Pacific Northwest since 1989.
Thanks to you.
Help us grow. Let’s plant trees. Together.
Nothing from July 3, 2020 to July 3, 2021.
Upcoming Events
Friends of Trees stands with our Black colleagues, partners, and community members
If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with…
Fruit Tree Care
Have you recently planted a fruit tree? Wonder how to care for it? Presenting Fruit Tree Care 101, by Neighborhood Tree Team member and fruit…
Trees for sale – at a great price!
We have some trees for sale – at prices far below retail! Most of the trees for sale are in containers and are a…
8 hours ago
Proud of our fav 🏈 teams! In partnership with @DaimlerTrucksNA, we planted 495 trees in celebration of touchdowns scored by @oregonfootball last season! Go Ducks! https://t.co/QWAbcUrlyr
Proud of our fav 🏈 teams! In partnership with @DaimlerTrucksNA, we planted 495 trees in celebration of touchdowns scored by @oregonfootball last season! Go Ducks! https://t.co/QWAbcUrlyr
We're thrilled to have been featured in this Yale Climate Connections piece highlighting our work to increase urban canopy cover in historically underserved communities.
Low-income neighborhoods often have fewer trees than their wealthier counterparts
But in Portland, Oregon, a nonprofit is working to reverse that inequity.
yaleclimateconnections.org
