Engaging our Future Stewards
Our Education team at Casey Trees has been working hard since the start of the school year to connect students with trees in several different ways. Between our school tree …
THE LEAFLET
Another Busy Season at our Farm
As you may know, we like to stay busy here at Casey Trees. While our planting season is ramping up here in DC, our friends at the Casey Tree Farm …
Enjoying the Colors of Fall
Cherry trees in DC typically get all the love, but when October and November roll around we’ve all but forgotten those dainty pink buds and are enthralled instead by the …
The 2nd World Forum on Urban Forests
Urban forests and green spaces have long been recognized as essential components of sustainable and resilient urban development. They provide a multitude of ecosystem services, health benefits, and contribute significantly …
Honoring Indigenous Wisdom
As we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, it’s important to reflect on the deep-rooted history and vibrant cultures of the Native American tribes that have called the Mid-Atlantic region home for …
Fall is for Planting!
As the muggy heat of summer fades, and the vibrant greens of leaves transition to a mosaic of reds, yellows, and oranges, a horticultural secret comes to life – fall …
Crimsonbridge Foundation Funding Brings MWEEs to Schools
In a world facing unprecedented environmental challenges, educating our youth about the importance of environmental stewardship is crucial. Here at Casey Trees, we go about this through a variety of …
Council Proposes New Office of Natural Area Conservation
Last spring, advocates representing natural resource organizations from across the District testified in front of the DC Council as part of the annual Performance Oversight cycle for District government agencies. …
DDOT to Plant 8,000+ Trees this Year
Our city is known as the “City of Trees” in part due to the abundance of tree canopy that stretches over our streets. Compared to other urban areas, DC is …
Join us for October Events
Get ready to celebrate the beauty of autumn and the vibrant hues of nature in the heart of the nation’s capital. Casey Trees invites you to join us for a …
Thank you for Attending the Urban Tree Summit!
The 2023 Urban Tree Summit brought together tree enthusiasts, arborists, and nature lovers for a week filled with education and outings for all to enjoy. Kicking it off with a …
Mythbusting: Trees and Leaf Litter
Last Saturday marked the first day of Autumn – the start of the autumnal equinox that marks shorter days, longer, chillier nights, last harvests from our gardens, plants entering dormancy, …
Mythbusting: Trees and Utilities
Last week in our month-long mythbusting series, we debunked the “trees and crime” myth that perpetuates the idea that trees, bushes, and other vegetation can obstruct views and sightlines that …
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15th to October 15th, is a time to celebrate the rich culture, history, and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities in the United States. …
Casey Trees Receives 2023 USDA Urban and Community Forestry Grant
Last week, the USDA Forest Service announced a 1 billion dollar investment in trees and green space projects around the country, via Urban and Community Forestry Grants. The grants were …