Your Year of Service
If ever there was a year to fight for and support important issues we care about this new year, this is it— especially in D.C.! We… Read More
Urban Forestry and Tree Podcasts
Love em or hate em, more than half of all teens and adults in the U.S. have listened to at least one podcast, according to one… Read More
Winter Wonders
With no snow and a whole lot of brown, black, and gray cities can be visually dull and dark in the wintertime. Brighten your view, yard,… Read More
Holiday Tree and Greenery Collection in D.C.
Holiday Trees and Greenery will be collected from December 27 – January 31. Trees and Greenery should be placed in front of residents’ homes or taken… Read More
Winter Tree Care Tips
Some helpful tips to consider while caring for your trees throughout the winter, courtesy of our last major snowstorm in D.C.: Here are a few helpful… Read More
An Overview of Australian Bushfires
Australia is being ravaged by the worst wildfires seen in decades, with large swathes of the country devastated since the fire season began in late July.… Read More
What’s in a Name: Trees with Odd, Interesting Names
While many trees have common names that are easy to understand (red maple, thanks to its fiery foliage, weeping willow thanks to its sweeping branches) others…not… Read More
Curious about your city and its trees? Sign up for our newest class!
Since 2002, Casey Trees has worked to restore, enhance and protect the tree canopy of the nation’s capital. While our support is a more recent event… Read More
On Your Next Target Run, Vote for Casey Trees
We are honored and excited to announce that we have been chosen to participate in a special charitable giving campaign, sponsored and funded by Target. And… Read More
Advocacy Portal 3.0
Advocacy Portal 2020 D.C. Council Performance Hearings Asks Snapshots and suggested asks for your testimony for various District agency performance hearings (that you will submit virtually… Read More
New Year’s Resolutions Can Help Urban Forests Too
Personal New Year’s resolutions can make urban forests better too. Using public spaces, joining in on public discussions and buying local are all things people can do… Read More
Future generations of Washingtonians can’t wait. Help restore D.C.’s canopy now.
Before you pop the bubbly and put on Auld Lang Syne, don’t miss the last chance this year to give to an organization that works directly… Read More
Clock’s ticking for GCA Urban Forestry Fellowship Applications
Did your application for the Garden Club of America’s urban forestry scholarship fall to the wayside this holiday season? Haven’t started your application? With a January… Read More
Paying it Forward with the Latin American Youth Center
Inspiring the next generation of stewards to restore, enhance and protect our city and it’s trees is a crucial part of what we do. We plant… Read More
Will Washington’s future be gray or green?
Data is great. We love data! From numbers you can get a better picture of the strengths and weaknesses of all your hard work and even… Read More