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Welcome to
OUR Community Forestry
Tree by tree we are growing and stewarding the next generation.
Uniting Communities and Cultivating Well-being:
Together, We Strive for a Greener, Healthier, and More Equitable Future.
501 (c) (3) Oregon public benefit, non-member, not for profit corporation.
IRS EIN # 92-2192857
News & Events
Free Family Event: Phoenix Tree Walk!
We’re excited to invite you to a special event in Phoenix on Friday, July 18th to celebrate our work along Bear Creek Drive, where we’re establishing 100 large climate resilient trees! This includes 86 newly planted trees and 14 existing trees that we’ve integrated into the project with irrigation, mulch, fertilizer, and structural pruning to support their long-term health.
Join us for a guided tree tour, a free community dinner, informative talks about our urban forest, and fun, hands-on crafts for kids.
More details on the location and time coming soon! Feel free to RSVP now, you’ll receive event updates straight to your inbox.
OURCF Receives the 2025 Oregon Organizational Award at Urban & Community Forestry Conference
At the annual Urban Forestry Conference hosted by Oregon Community Trees, OURCF was honored to serve as the presenting sponsor and received an award for our achievements in urban forestry stewardship.
Read about OURCF's latest accomplishments in the upcoming newsletter!
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities!
Get your hands in the dirt! OUR Community Forestry is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help plant and maintain trees.
We have two upcoming events in August and September, spend the day mulching and fertilizing trees and then wrap up with a shared meal.
Funding Acknowledgement
We wouldn’t be able to do our work without the critical support, partnership, and funding from the following organizations. Oregon Department of Forestry’s Urban and Community Forestry Program, USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Program, The Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development, The Arbor Day Foundation, The Nature Conservancy, and our friends at Plant Oregon and Rogue Reconnaissance.