Replant Madison with Kroger and Arbor Day Foundation
You can help build back Madison’s tree canopy — adopt a tree from Nashville Tree Foundation!
Storms are, undeniably, one of the leading challenges to maintaining tree coverage and protecting our strongest, oldest trees. The recent tornado in Madison, Tennessee was no exception, and the city is faced with a significant number of downed or damaged trees.
Made possible by partnership with Kroger and Arbor Day Foundation, we're doing our part to restore the canopy loss by giving away 375 1-gallon trees to Madison residents. Join us on Tuesday, April 30 at our second Tree Adoption Event at Amqui Station to give one of our little saplings a forever home and to rebuild a bigger, more resilient tree canopy.
Click below to view the available species, and reserve your tree in advance!
When? Tuesday, April 30th, 5-7pm
Where? Amqui Station & Visitors Center: 303 Madison Station Blvd, Madison, TN 37115
What’s the deal? Come visit our “sapling forest” and bring home a new, 1-gallon tree. Our team of staff and volunteers will be on site to answer questions about the species.
Interested in volunteering? We’re looking for a few “tree people” to offer species selection advice and manage the traffic flow. Click here to sign up for a volunteer shift.
Become a Canopy Caretaker!
Join our Monthly Contribution Program to support NTF year round
Join us in making Nashville a greener, healthier place to live by becoming a Canopy Caretaker member today. Your contributions will ensure that trees are planted in local neighborhoods, you’ll help us expand urban forestry across Nashville, and you’ll help minimize your own carbon footprint. Together, we can grow a thriving urban forest and create a legacy of environmental stewardship.
When you become a Canopy Caretaker at the $10 tier/month or greater, you’ll receive this canvas bag as a FREE GIFT courtesy of your friends here at Nashville Tree Foundation. Visit the Canopy Caretakers page below to learn more about our monthly contribution program, and this limited time offer!
Planting a Greener Nashville
Nashville Tree Foundation is in full swing for our active planting season which runs September through April. Please consider volunteering at one of our events or support our efforts to make Nashville a greener, healthier city for all!
Founded in 1986, the Nashville Tree Foundation works to preserve and enhance Nashville’s urban forests by planting trees in urban areas, identifying the oldest and largest trees in Davidson County, and educating the public about the value of trees.
