Spruce up and join Peaks and Pints and Tacoma Tree Foundation to celebrate Beer Week!

Be prepared to get creative and messy, meet community, and go outside in all weather alongside local artist Saiyare Refaei

A partnership with The City of Tacoma and the Tacoma Tree Foundation is planting trees along suggested walking routes to school. The project aims to increase tree canopy near schools, improve neighborhood safety, and create healthier, cooler places for students and families to walk, bike, and roll to school and around their neighborhoods!

In this talk, Sarah Low will help us understand how trees come out of dormancy, what happens as they and other plants start blooming, how wildlife responds, birds begin nesting, and what to look for as we spend more time outdoors.

Learn the value of the benefits provided by Tacoma’s street trees

Get your street tree requests in by February 2nd by 9am! Check our project map on the program website to see if you qualify for free tree matching, tree delivery, planting assistance and summer supplemental watering. 

Are you passionate about connecting your neighborhood with tree resources? Are you eager to learn more about how to care for your neighborhoods trees? Become a tree steward and gain essentials tools on how to connect with your community about trees and their collective benefits!

Join ecological restoration practitioner, Michael Yadrick, for this session which reframes habitat management as climate adaptation and explores how plants can guide our decisions about how we cool our green and blue neighborhoods.

Get your street tree requests in by February 2nd! Check our project map on the program website to see if you qualify for free tree matching, tree delivery, planting assistance and summer supplemental watering. 

Every tree has a story to tell about how it comes to be in a given spot, and many of the stories are as much about people as they are about trees.

Need company or "accountabili-buddies" to get your tasks done? Free, quiet co-working space for climate + sustainability organizers & professionals.

As we conclude another seasonal cycle, we invite you to join David Lasky, Sarah Low, and Northwest Sinfonietta to wander through Wright Park and find inspiration for creating your own visual poem. During our time together, we will walk among the trees with Sarah Low, then gather at the Wright Park classroom to write and draw together with David Lasky’s guidance.

Join us at the 4th Annual State of the Urban Forest to learn about new tree canopy data collected by the City of Tacoma Urban Forestry Program, about the City’s five-year plan to improve urban forest outcomes, and how TTF is supporting communities to ensure today’s trees are here tomorrow.

We would love help from volunteers of all ages to plant on residential and public properties. No experience is required! By offering planting assistance we lower barriers to tree planting across the Tacoma area. Join us! Sign up below to help your neighbors plant trees! Learn more and Register HERE.

Come explore Lincoln Park with Tacoma Tree Foundation’s Nature Explorers, and learn spooky and fun facts about the biggest plants on earth!

Learn how to recognize healthy soil, feed and nourish the soil food web, and build soil fertility using natural strategies and techniques available to everyone. Get down to the ground level for a soil-eyed view that will change the way you grow.

Learn about common problems associated with poor pruning practices, how to avoid them; common pests and pathogens; how to identify problem signs and symptoms; when to prune; when to talk to an arborist and what questions to ask.

Witness the magic of newly planted trees as we walk alongside Sarah Low and learn about the trees we’re planting in the South End!

Join a planting team led by a trained tree captain and get dirty planting trees in the South End neighborhood!

Take your volunteering to the next level – become a tree captain!

Join us at the UW-T Giving Garden for this lunch and learn workshop where you will learn pruning methods to help your fruit trees live a long and healthy life. We will focus on apple, pear, and stone fruit trees. Please bring your own lunch! We’ll have warm beverages available. Tools will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own.

Learn information on tree selection, care, and planting. Participants will also learn how to communicate about trees with their neighbors and engage in their community. Become a tree steward and gain essential tools on how to connect with your community about trees and their collective benefits!

Join local botanist Romey Haberle to learn about the past and present of this beautiful park.

What do trees do for us? What can we do to support trees and each other amidst the pressures of climate change and rapid development in our region? In this presentation, we will explain why the Puget Sound region's urban forest needs our support, and how the Tacoma Tree Foundation is working with communities to increase tree canopy and access to environmental health and education. We will share opportunities to volunteer, walk with us, and get involved in supporting trees and people in your community!

Get your questions about Green Blocks: Hilltop answered, connect with other tree fans, learn about our work, play games, and win some neat prizes!

Join us on zoom for an interactive webinar where we will learn about the racist history of urban forestry in the U.S. and consider actions we can take at the individual and organizational levels today to reduce barriers to trees and grow an urban forest that serves us all.

On this walk, we will learn from Sarah Low and Barry Goldstein about how trees are managed in a downtown landscape and their importance in reducing pollution carried by stormwater runoff.