
We plant trees. In cities.

Urban environments where green is the dominant color. Where forests and towers co-exist, trees line streets, and lush green has found home in all neighborhoods. Health and quality of life are improving for all, the air is crisper, the water cleaner and communities have rediscovered the joy of spending time in the outdoor as if they lived in the country.
One small action can make a big impact:
Air quality

Urban forests intercept and absorb air pollution from the atmosphere.
Water quality

100 mature trees catch about 250,000 gallons of rainwater per year, decreasing flood risk and erosion.
Heat reduction

Green spaces help offset the formation of urban heat islands.
Quality of life

Trees and nature relieve what is sometimes called “nature- deficit disorder,”

Mental & Physical Health
Research has shown that visual beauty and sensual enhancement of trees elevates people’s moods and improves their mental and physical health.

Cost Savings
For every 1$ spent, a return of $2.70 in benefits is received, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Visual Appeal
Unlike concrete, trees are alive, vibrant with colors, bringing nature to town.

Property Values
Properties on tree lined streets usually command a higher price, up to 15% according to studies.

Crime Reduction
Trees have a therapeutic effect, which helps reduce crime in all its form, petty, violent or domestic

Community Unity
Trees as landmarks can give a neighborhood a new identity and encourage civic pride.
Cultivating healthier, happier cities, one tree at a time.
You can help make a difference.
You can help make a difference.

Branching out and bringing communities together.