Nashville Tree Foundation works to preserve and enhance Nashville’s urban forest by educating the public, planting trees in urban areas, identifying the oldest and largest trees in Davidson County, and designating arboretums.

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Tree Foundation board members Joan Armour, Alice Ann Barge, Pat Wallace, Randall Lantz, George Cate Jr., Eleanor Willis, president Betty Brown, and coordinator Libby Cheek

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Nashville Tree Foundation

Nashville Tree Foundation was founded in 1986, an outgrowth of Homecoming '86 when 1986 trees were planted in Davidson County.

Under Betty Brown’s continuous leadership, the Foundation has worked to recreate the city’s urban forest in a variety of ways.

 

ACTIVITIES
Big Old Tree Contest
High Tree Party
Releafing Day
Previous Projects
Powerline Approved Trees
Arboretums
Newsletter (PDF)

FOUNDATION
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About Tree Foundation

PLANTING & CARE
Choosing a Tree
Planting a Tree
Caring for Your Tree

 

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