TreeUtah's Statewide Urban and Community Forestry program's purpose is to build public awareness and understanding of the needs and values of healthy community forests. We offer our services to individuals and communities throughout the State of Utah to help facilitate tree plantings in their cities and towns. In the Salt Lake Metropolitan Area, our MetroGreening initiative helps build partnerships among local communities, government programs and private enterprises to educate, collect data and plant trees.

With the help of volunteers we have planted thousands of trees throughout our State. If you're interested in helping us in our mission to make our neighborhoods greener places, click here!

We need your help to maintain and increase our urban forests. Your membership in TreeUtah will help us to continue to plant, care for and protect your community forests. Become a member today!

Commemorative and Memorial Tree Program

Honor your friends and loved ones by planting a tree in their name. TreeUtah and the Sugar House Park Authority are pleased to make this opportunity available. Click here for more info.

For a list of honorees, click here.

Funding Available for Community Tree Plantings!

TreeUtah has funding available for individual and group tree planting projects. Funds go towards the purchasing of trees, and we will work with you every step of the way, from idea to installation. Fall 2010 applications received by August 13th will receive priority. Download the application here.



Hob Calhoun coordinates this program which is being funded in part by generous grants from the George S. & Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation, Alliance for Community Trees and The Home Depot Foundation, and the State Division of Forestry, Fire, & State Lands. If you have ideas about corporations or people we should contact with information about this program or if you want more information call Hob Calhoun at (801) 364-2122.

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Support TreeUtah's work by donating through our online TreeBank. Thank You!