Hailey Tree Committee

Hailey Tree Committee The Hailey Tree Committee strives to promote sound arboricultural practices and tree diversity, and to promote public education of proper tree care practices.

The Hailey Tree Committee was formed in 2008 and began work in the fall with an Arbor Day planting at Keefer Park. The Committee is focused on inventory, maintenance, conservation efforts, and public education. The vision of the committee is to maintain the health and safety of the existing public trees and educate the citizens of Hailey on the value of maintaining private trees.

ArborFest will be Saturday May 18th! Also happening are NAMI's stigma free bike ride and the Home, Garden and Outdoor Sh...
04/15/2019

ArborFest will be Saturday May 18th! Also happening are NAMI's stigma free bike ride and the Home, Garden and Outdoor Show- Check it out!

ArborFest will be Saturday, May 18th at McKercher Park! Also happening are NAMI's stigma free bike ride and the Home, Ga...
04/15/2019

ArborFest will be Saturday, May 18th at McKercher Park! Also happening are NAMI's stigma free bike ride and the Home, Garden and Outdoor Show- Check it out!

02/28/2019

New date and location- ArborFest will be Saturday, May 18 at McKercher Park!

Join us for ArborFest on Saturday, May12!
04/13/2018

Join us for ArborFest on Saturday, May12!

03/28/2018

Mark your calendars, ArborFest will be at Hop Porter Park on Saturday, May 12!!

12/19/2017

Mark your calendar- the first Tree Committee meeting of 2018 is Thurs. Jan 11!

10/11/2017

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10/11/2017
09/27/2017

Hailey Tree Committee is looking for committee members! Get involved with trees and the community with other people in town who have a great appreciation for trees and the great outdoors!

09/27/2017

"Volunteerism is the check you write for citizenship"
- Roberta McKercher

08/28/2017

Hello fellow tree enthusiasts!! There are vacancies on the Tree Committee. If you are interested in joining a committee and being a part of guiding the future of Hailey's urban forest, message me here or stop in City Hall!

08/04/2017

The most common damage to young trees is from lawnmowers and w**d cutters scraping or cutting bark. Each time it happens, irreplaceable cells are killed just inside the bark. The tree needs this tissue to transport nutrients, put on diameter growth, and fend off disease and insect attacks. Use wood chips, compost or mulch to provide a protective circle around your young trees. This protective barrier also contributes to more rapid growth by retaining moisture, regulating soil temperature and eliminating competition from grass or w**ds.

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