Trees Atlanta

Adult EducationProgram

Talks, workshops, and classes about trees and the urban forest. There are also classes that give credits to tree professionals, volunteer trainings, and recorded classes online.

Atlanta Beltline ArboretumProgram

Guided walks led by volunteer guides along the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum and some neighborhoods. You learn about native trees, plants, and local history. Private tours for groups can be arranged for a fee.

City Forest CertificationProgram

A hands-on program that teaches everyday people skills to care for trees and forests on their own property. The goal is a network of forests, big and small, across neighborhoods.

Forest RestorationProgram

Staff and volunteers pull out invasive plants and replant native ones in parks, preserves, and community green spaces. The work goes on all year, including a volunteer effort called Conserve the 4-0-Forest.

Front Yard Tree ProgramProgram

People who live in a participating city can ask for up to three free trees planted in their front yard. Trees Atlanta lists the program details and who qualifies.

Junior TreeKeeper CampProgram

Summer and school-break camp for students in grades 1 to 6. Kids spend camp days outside exploring and learning in the Atlanta Beltline Arboretum.

NeighborWoods Tree PlantingService

Trees Atlanta plants free trees in metro Atlanta neighborhoods, including streets, front yards, schoolyards, and parks, with the help of volunteers. People can request a tree planting project for their neighborhood, apply for up to 3 free front yard trees if they live in a participating city, or volunteer to help plant.

NeighborWoods Tree PlantingProgram

Volunteers and neighbors plant trees in public places across metro Atlanta. Trees Atlanta brings the trees, tools, and know-how, and waters and prunes the new trees for two years. You can also ask for a planting project in your neighborhood.