TREE PLANTINGS
The heart of everything we do at Texas Trees is centered around engaging our communities to join us in planting trees! In a world that's always demanding more, our plantings create a rare opportunity to slow down and enjoy making a lasting difference in the communities where we live, work and play.
" Together we plant the collective hope, through a shared experience, of a better future."
Janette Monear, CEO of Texas Trees Foundation
Together Through Tree Planting We Will:
- Improve mental and physical health through accessible greenspace
- Improve air quality by filtering pollution.
- Help intercept and slow rainfall, reducing stormwater runoff
- Cool down our hot city surfaces and reduce urban heat island effects
33% by 2030
With the City of Dallas' Comprehensive Environmental & Climate Action plan as our guide we will substantially increase tree canopy.
Plantings are based on a plotted map of where trees are needed most in our city. We work with the City of Dallas, Dallas ISD, and communities to plant trees with funding partners.
We Are Invested In Our Communities
Each planting project partners with the community. We engage in feedback, activation and educate within each neighborhood. We plant where people need it most. Click below to watch how trees have aided in a community in Dallas.
Planting Trees:
- Improves mental and physical health through creating accessible green spaces
- Improves air quality by filtering pollution
- Slows rainfall, reducing stormwater runoff
- Cools hot city surfaces and reduce urban heat island effects
Planting Seasons:
Spring: Late February to the end of April
Fall: October to mid-December
Tree Planting Priority Ranking by Census Block Groups
Priority scores help locate areas which will most benefit from Dallas’ limited resources for tree planting and maintenance. The overall priority score for each district was examined to determine how much tree canopy is needed to raise the current district priority score into the 80th percentile of priority scores. The number of tree plantings needed to add the additional tree canopy to the district was calculated by dividing by the area of a tree with a 25 ft. crown diameter by the additional acreage totals. Districts which currently have a score within the 80th percentile need limited priority planting.
Increase Tree Canopy
It is a priority for the City of Dallas to increase
its tree canopy from 32% to 37%. (CECAP, 2020)
BENEFITS OF SPONSORSHIP
Impact report, media recognition, signage recognition at the park, employee volunteer opportunities, onsite activation for employees and/or community
BECOME A PARTNER TODAY
and help create cool, healthy, and greener communities. Inquire for planting locations.