Delaware Urban and Community Forestry Grants
Through a federal grant, the Delaware Forest Service offers up to $40,000 each year to communities throughout the state for tree planting, tree care, and tree management projects on publicly owned lands.
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Chesapeake Bay Trust Grants
The Trust’s grant-making strategies are shaped by three core objectives; environmental education, demonstration-based restoration, and community engagement.
Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee Grants
The Maryland Urban and Community Forestry Committee Grants program helps community groups fund tree planting and education projects on public lands in parks, metropolitan areas, cities or towns.
Tree-Mendous Maryland
TREE-MENDOUS MARYLAND, a program of the Maryland Forest Service, remains one of our most popular programs aimed at helping citizens restore tree cover on public land and community open space in Maryland.
Marylanders Plant Trees
Marylanders Plant Trees was launched to encourage citizens and organizations to partner with the State to plant new trees and gives citizens $25 off the purchase of a native tree at 86 participating nurseries across the State.
DC: Canopy 3,000 Partnership
Canopy 3,000 is a short-term public–private partnership that will bolster efforts to increase the tree canopy in the nation’s capital.
Lancaster, PA: Trees for Green Infrastructure
Lancaster City in Pennsylvania serves as an exceptional example of a jurisdiction promoting tree canopy in an effort to augment green infrastructure and improve local water quality.
Virginia: Fostering Tree Stewards
Through proper tree planting and maintenance, outreach and public education, Virginia Tree Stewards serve as an example of how volunteers can help increase tree canopy in local communities.
