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Tree Boston

We plant, preserve, care, and advocate for trees in Boston's Environmental Justice communities An urban-tree planting organization in Boston

08/31/2026

Heard about TUTC's career day? Read our latest newsletter to learn what TUTC has accomplished this summer!

Check out our August 26 newsletter here: https://conta.cc/4zF3Y64

08/28/2026

Seen our Summer wrap up? Catch updates on our upcoming benefit, tree giveaway, and more when subscribed to our newsletter!

To see the latest, check out our August 26 newsletter at https://conta.cc/4zF3Y64

08/27/2026

Areas with denser population are often hit harder by climate extremes. Fortunately, trees help against these extremes, whilst increasing biodiversity and fostering community. This resilience built by trees is important to grow for all communities across Boston!

To learn more about the benefits of urban trees, visit https://treeboston.org/tree-equity-maps/benefits-of-urban-trees/

08/25/2026

Have you seen us around Boston? We've got our name on watering bags for the trees we've planted and also where our Tree Team is watering every week! Snap a pic if you see one and let us know.

08/24/2026

Enjoy a new book as the summer winds down! Rozzie Bound Co-op put together a list of recommended titles for adults and kids for the Tree Boston community.

Check out the list here: https://rozziebound.com/catalog/tree-boston/recommended-reading

08/21/2026

Our annual fall benefit, Branching Out 2026, is Wednesday, October 7, at Southline Boston! The event celebrates the urban forest, local community partners, and honors founding board member Charlie Lord with food, drinks, and activities. 🍁

Find more information and reserve your spot at https://treeboston.org/events/event/branchingout2026/

08/20/2026

Maybe money CAN grow on trees! Research shows that neighborhoods with more tree canopy usually have higher property values. Having more trees on a street can also increase consumer spending and foot traffic. This is just one of the many reasons to plant and preserve trees where they are needed in Boston.

To learn more about the benefits of urban trees, visit https://treeboston.org/tree-equity-maps/benefits-of-urban-trees/

08/17/2026

Seen the latest on our newsletter? Catch updates on new events, TUTC, and our new swag when subscribed!

Check out our August 12 newsletter here: https://conta.cc/4g3MYyZ

08/13/2026

Research shows that a healthy tree canopy provides several community benefits in addition to health. Trees can strengthen community bonds by providing gathering spaces. They encourage people to be outside, which can boost local businesses and foster civic pride. Trees are also are linked to higher property values. Everyone deserves trees in the places they live!💚

To learn more about the benefits of urban trees, visit https://treeboston.org/tree-equity-maps/benefits-of-urban-trees/

08/07/2026

Don't forget to join us TOMORROW for an afternoon of art, creativity, and community at HallSpace and Ryan Playground, located at 950-960 Dorchester Ave!

Meet Cristi Rinklin, Jane Marsching, and Yuko Oda, some of the artists behind Learning with Trees – Artists and Ecologies of Connection, who will lead a family-friendly art activity at Ryan Playground.

Find more information about the event here: https://treeboston.org/events/event/hallspace-learning-with-trees-community-art-event/

We look forward to seeing you!

Address

60 Clayton Street, #201
Boston, MA
02122

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16173987409

Website

http://www.treeboston.org/

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