Do you want to play a greater role in re-treeing D.C.? We need your help to protect and promote trees in our urban forest!

Trees 101 provides a foundation in tree anatomy, basic tree identification and an overview of how trees function to provide the benefits we enjoy in the urban forest. It is also the first step in becoming a Casey Trees Citizen Forester.

Citizen Foresters turn this knowledge into action by helping:

• Plant, prune, mulch and water trees in all 8 wards.
• Monitor the health of the urban forest through tree inventories.
• Educate others on the importance of trees by staffing informational booths at farmers’ markets and local festivals.
• Advocate for trees whenever and wherever possible.

We can’t wait to have you join our community of empowered Citizen Foresters!

Location

Casey Trees 3030 12th St NE Washington, D.C. 20017

Getting There

The Metrorail station is Brookland-CUA (Red Line) which is a 10 minute walk. The Metrobus stop is near the intersection of 12th and Irving Street NE (served by the H8) or the Brookland-CUA Metro station (served by the H2, H4, H6, G8, R4 and 80). At our office, there is ample street parking and we accommodate bicycles on-site.

Instructors

Lauren Meyer, Youth Programs Coordinator, Casey Trees

Maddy McPhee, Community Education Coordinator, Casey Trees

Chelsea MacCormack, Volunteer Coordinator, Casey Trees

Who Should Attend?

Open to the general public for anyone interested in learning about trees and their benefits and becoming a Citizen Forester.

Meals

All attendees will be provided with coffee in the morning and lunch in the afternoon. Please note your dietary restrictions and/or allergies when registering so we can attempt to accommodate your needs.

Continuing Education Credits

ISA Continuing Education Credits pending.

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