Ah, ha, ha, ha, Stayin’ Alive – A Recap of Our Survival Study Team’s Summer
The summer is wrapping up for the survival study interns, so here’s a quick update on our three months of tree-measuring, Casey Trees promoting, park chatting,… Read More
Tree Leaves Trick During Eclipse 2017
Hopefully you’ve heard by now that in one week, on Monday, August 21, 2017, all of North America will be treated to an eclipse of the… Read More
Happy Birthday Smokey Bear!
While forest fires are not our number one problem within urban forestry, we’re all still familiar with one famous bear. Who doesn’t know his tagline, “Only… Read More
Showing off D.C. on an ISA Tree Tour
How do you end an international conference that is in your city? You take participants on a tour to show off the District! We were lucky… Read More
Join Our Team – We’re Hiring!
Why not bring your talents and skills to Casey Trees? We are growing in dynamic new ways, and we recognize that the right people, offering their… Read More
Too Many to Choose: Mystical Trees Round II
Turns out there are plenty of memorable and mystical trees from movies, t.v., and books – so many that we have five more to share this… Read More
National Desert Storm War Memorial Public Comments
The two sites proposed for the Memorial showcase healthy, mature trees which provide shade, manage stormwater, and attract local wildlife. Designing a memorial that incorporates and preserves these trees will help the District achieve its environmental goals and enhance the visitor experience. Read More
Up, Up, and Away They Go! ITCC Recap
The National Arboretum is typically not the busiest green space on Saturday’s in the summer in D.C., but with the arrival of the 2017 International Tree… Read More
Memorable Mystical Trees
Whether or not you watch it, you probably know that the new season of Game of Thrones has started. When reminiscing on scenes from last season,… Read More
Spending the Summer with TreeWise
TreeWise, our annual summer camp program, is in full swing. We shook things up a bit this year and are spending more time with fewer camps,… Read More
The Few, the Proud, the Best Street Trees
Just what makes for a good street tree? Although there are endless species of trees, only few can survive the harsh life of a street tree.… Read More
Our Survival Study Team is Finding a Whole Lot More than They Expected
As you may know, our survival study team is traversing the city checking in on trees we’ve planted. While they focus mostly on trees in residential… Read More
An Apeeling Sign of Growth
We see a lot of pretty cool things in our Brookland neighborhood (deer! the largest green wall in D.C.!) but the other day we noticed something… Read More
Let Us Help You Beat the Heat
Needless to say, temperatures this summer have been hot. Hotter than hot. While hiding in the air conditioning for months seems like a good idea at… Read More
Casey Trees and C&O Canal Public Comments
The preservation and restoration of C&O Canal Park is a tremendous opportunity to transform an underused park into a prized community amenity. We want to ensure that the future C&O Canal Park maintains its historic natural landscape and grows tree canopy, so residents can enjoy a shady, tree-lined canal for many generations. Read More