Church Hill Trees
Need a tree in your tree well. You can get a permit, check out what can be planted at Urban Forestry | Richmond and do it on your own. Need Help: Contact Church Hill Trees.
Contact: Churchhilltrees@gmail.com
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Capital Trees is involved in creating and maintaining community gardens in public spaces. Their ongoing maintenance projects include the Low Line gardens and Hotchkiss Community Center gardens. They have helped us create the gardens at Libby Hill Park and roundabout and at James Christian Park. They will be working with us on Patrick Henry Park and on the new project on the roundabout at 25th st and 9 Mile Rd. Learn more about Capital Trees and find volunteer opportunities at Capital Trees - Connecting People To Nature in Richmond VA
James River Association
The James River Association is working to protect the James River in many different ways. One of which has been to plant trees and native plants and install storm water mitigation at Richmond Libraries. They are currently planting numerous trees in the East End Fairmont area. Learn more about all their programs and get involved at: Home - James River Association
Richmond Tree Stewards
Many of the people involved in our parks and in tree planting around the city are Richmond Tree Stewards. Don’t know what that is? Want to become one? Find out more at Richmond Tree Stewards
Groundworks RVA
For many of our projects we need help with completing and maintaining our tree or garden plantings. Groundworks RVA has been instrumental in helping us do so. Learn more and see volunteer opportunities at Home - Groundwork RVA
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation has helped us plant over 200 trees in Libby Park, Chimborazo Park and Chimborazo Playground. Get educated on Chesapeake Bay issues, Keep an eye on their event calendar for volunteer opportunities and donate. Home • Chesapeake Bay Foundation