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Texas Trees Foundation Plants 250 Trees across Six Cool School Campuses
The Texas Trees Foundation Cool Schools team planted 75 trees at Burnet Elementary, 68 trees at Reinhardt Elementary, and 88 trees at John Ireland Elementary in Dallas, Texas. -
Texas Trees Foundation Coronavirus Response
We are thinking of you during this time of uncertainty and wishing each and every one of you good health. You are the backbone of the Texas Trees Foundation, and we consider you family. We are grateful for your support, and we want to support you. -
North Texas Tree Recovery
Texas Trees Foundation and its partners are preparing to assist the City of Dallas and its residents recover after the October 2019 tornado that devastated parts of North Dallas. If you need help acquiring a new tree or would like to volunteer with our recovery efforts, please click the link to learn more. -
Educational Scavenger Hunts
Let's go outside!These scavenger hunts are meant to get people of all ages outside and noticing nature. Happy hunting! -
Dallas Urban Forest Master Plan
The Texas Trees Foundation working with the City of Dallas and Davey Resource Group, Inc. has kicked-off off the development of the City of Dallas’ first Urban Forest Master Plan to serve as a road map for the city. -
DFW Post-Storm Response and Tree Care
When storms damage trees, cleanup and recovery can seem overwhelming, especially with all the other impacts of the storm that must be addressed at the same time in order to get the community functioning normally again. -
Southwestern Medical District Urban Streetscape Master Plan
The Texas Trees Foundation in partnership with Southwestern Medical District is creating an Urban Streetscape Master Plan to improve the quality of life for the district area. -
Cool Schools Program
Cool Schools connect students and teachers to nature by planting trees and creating fun and engaging outdoor learning areas, which cultivate children’s knowledge and awareness of the natural environment. -
Urban Heat Island Management Study
The Urban Heat Island Management Study from August 2017 is a year-long study of the impacts and implications of air temperatures at the neighborhood level. Most notable among them: Dallas is heating up faster than every city in the country except for Phoenix.
DONATE
Please consider donating to support the Texas Trees Foundation’s urban forestry mission. Your contributions will go toward funding our programs and projects.
VOLUNTEER
Interested in getting directly involved with the Texas Trees Foundation? Learn more about upcoming opportunities and Tree Tender volunteer events.
RESOURCES
Browse our many reports and studies about urban forestry in North Texas. In addition to information on Pioneer Plaza and our Tree Tracker platform.
CALENDAR
Check out our calendar for upcoming events and opportunities. Please regularly check in case events are rescheduled due to severe weather. Looking forward to seeing you!
Current Number of Trees Planted
Lifetime Monetary Value of Trees
Tree Plotter
FEATURED PROJECTS
The Texas Trees Foundation has several projects and programs dedicated to improving our community and expanding the urban tree canopy in North Texas.