We assist local units of government, community-based organizations, volunteers and individuals in developing and implementing community forestry activities, including:
- Proper tree selection, planting and maintenance
- Community involvement
- Tree ordinance development
- Public awareness and education
- Insect and disease management
- Tree inventories and management planning
Contact us at sayersk@michigan.gov or takacsa@michigan.gov for more information.
- Find a consulting urban forester
Grants
Get assistance with tree planting projects, urban forest inventories, management plans and more.
- DTE Tree Planting
- Community Forestry Grants
Tree City USA
Every year, thousands of cities, campuses and utilities are recognized for their commitment to quality tree care and sustainable, urban forest management. See a list of this year’s recipients:
- Requirements
- Apply
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Subscribe to Urban Forestry Updates:
Grant information and application period deadlines, tree health and help. Updates shared periodically.
Urban forests:
- Reduce heating and cooling costs
- Increase property values
- Reduce erosion and storm water runoff
- Reduce stress and improve health
