Tree Planting Programs, Causes, Societies, Links
There are many organizations with tree planting programs and "societies" dedicated to disseminating information about trees. If you enjoy working for causes, information is available on their Web sites telling you how to get involved. The National Arbor Day Foundation is by far the best known of the lot.
History of Arbor Day
History of Arbor Day introduced, including the origin of the term itself. The history of Arbor Day goes back to the 19th century, with a man named J. Sterling Morton.
History of Arbor Day introduced, including the origin of the term itself. The history of Arbor Day goes back to the 19th century, with a man named J. Sterling Morton.
Trees for the Future - Act Locally, Plant Globally
Planting millions of trees each year all over the world.
Planting millions of trees each year all over the world.
Friends of Trees
In its "Trees Database" section, Friends of Trees provides a "database to learn more about individual neighborhood and yard trees and to find out which trees work for you. You can also find out more about the native trees and shrubs that we plant at natural area sites and about invasive species that threaten these native plants."
In its "Trees Database" section, Friends of Trees provides a "database to learn more about individual neighborhood and yard trees and to find out which trees work for you. You can also find out more about the native trees and shrubs that we plant at natural area sites and about invasive species that threaten these native plants."
Tree Links From Gardening Launchpad
Gardening Launchpad has assembled numerous links to sites pertaining to trees. Included are links to tree societies and links to information about specific trees.
Gardening Launchpad has assembled numerous links to sites pertaining to trees. Included are links to tree societies and links to information about specific trees.