Cambridge Tree Project

Cambridge Tree Project We are a Cambridge, Wisconsin based non-profit organization offering affordable trees and shrubs for your home.

All profits help landscape Cambridge schools, streets and parks. In 2007 we set out to donate and establish 1000 additional living trees on public property in Cambridge to mitigate the arrival of the emerald ash borer, a threat to one in five trees in our community forest at that time. Our secondary goal aimed to greatly increase the diversity of trees growing in our parks and schools and along ou

r streets given that maple and ash trees comprised 70% of those trees. All donated trees were funded by tree sales, which anyone can purchase from.

03/12/2025

The easy way to browse and buy premium quality, affordable trees and shrubs in southern Wisconsin. Our trees are sized to readily fit into sedans and SUVs but large enough to provide immediate landscape impact. Questions about how to choose, plant, or care for your trees? With over 15 years of urban...

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Cambridge, WI
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(608) 513-1977

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In 2007 we set out to donate and establish 1000 additional trees on public property in Cambridge to help prepare for the arrival of the emerald ash borer, a threat to one in five trees in our community forest at that time.

Our secondary goal aimed to greatly increase the diversity of trees growing in our parks and schools and along our streets given that maple and ash trees comprised 70% of those trees. All donated trees were funded by our spring tree sales, which anyone can purchase from.

PROGRESS: Though 2020 we have added over 1000 living trees to Cambridge schools, streets and parks. Additionally, we have moved the ash/maple component of our village forest from 70% to 17%.

We now have 162 species in our community forest, including the following trees: