Join us for Sacramento’s preeminent environmental awards. The awards honor the people and projects that have done great things for our region’s urban forest. 

Celebrate Earth Day with us at the Bear River Habitat Trail. Come prepared to plant trees, care for native plants, and possibly even build a bench or two.

Have you ever wondered how Sacramento became the City of Trees or why we still enjoy such a lush canopy to this day? Find out by tuning into to KVIE to watch Made in the Shade from the comfort of your own home!

Help the Sacramento Tree Foundation and the City of Sacramento protect our remaining public elm trees! We will train you to be a community scientist that monitors the elm trees in your neighborhood for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) so we don't lose any more of these beloved giants. Three times between May and October, you'll monitor these trees using the Curioapp to share photos, stories, and health concerns of the tree.

Join thousands of Sacramentans to support science-based policy by marching from the River Walk Park in West Sacramento across the Tower Bridge to Old Sacramento. Costumes are encouraged.

Help the Sacramento Tree Foundation and the City of Sacramento protect our public elm trees! We will train you to be a community scientist that monitors the elm trees in your neighborhood for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) so we don't lose any more of these beloved giants. Three times between May and October, you'll monitor these trees using the Curio app to share photos, stories, and health concerns of the tree.

Help the Sacramento Tree Foundation and the City of Sacramento protect our public elm trees! We will train you to be a community scientist that monitors the elm trees in your neighborhood for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) so we don't lose any more of these beloved giants. Three times between May and October, you'll monitor these trees using the Curio app to share photos, stories, and health concerns of the tree.

Calling all tree lovers for mulch Madness at Fisherman's Lake! Join us for an opportunity to learn and work with your community.

Join us to plant trees in Niños Park to provide shade and beauty to the neighborhood for generations to come.

Help the Sacramento Tree Foundation and the City of Sacramento protect our public elm trees! We will train you to be a community scientist that monitors the elm trees in your neighborhood for symptoms of Dutch elm disease (DED) so we don't lose any more of these beloved giants. Three times between May and October, you'll monitor these trees using the Curio app to share photos, stories, and health concerns of the tree. Afterwards, stick around for the farmer's market at McClatchy Park and spend some time getting to know our STEP team. 

Learn how the Sacramento Tree Foundation's NeighborWoods initiative brings together people to make positive change in their communities. You'll get the chance to network with other community members who are passionate for improving their neighborhoods, and you'll go home with a toolkit for making positive change.