
OUR COMMUNITY FORESTRY
- About Us
- OUR Team
- Equity Statement
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- About Us
- OUR Team
- Equity Statement
OUR COMMUNITY FORESTRY
- About Us
- OUR Team
- Equity Statement
- …
- About Us
- OUR Team
- Equity Statement
Welcome to
OUR Community Forestry
Tree by tree, we are growing and stewarding the next generation.

Our Mission
We are dedicated to fostering resilient, inclusive, and sustainable urban forests for underserved and climate-vulnerable communities across Oregon. Our mission is to restore, protect, and expand urban tree canopy, ensuring equitable access to the critical environmental, economic, and human-health benefits that healthy urban forests provide. Through education, job creation, and long-term stewardship, we empower these communities to actively participate in the care and growth of their urban forests, building lasting resilience for future generations.

Why do we need trees in our cities?
Urban forestry involves the care and management of trees and green spaces in cities and towns, improving air quality, enhancing biodiversity, and combating climate change in our region. These spaces also boost public health by reducing stress, encouraging activity, and filtering pollutants.
We extend these benefits to rural areas and a vairety of diverse communities to support healthy ecosystems everywhere. Investing in forestry is a commitment to creating healthier, more resilient landscape for all.

Get Involved
Join us in making our cities greener, healthier, and more resilient by supporting our work. Together, we can combat climate change, create healthier environments, and build a greener future for everyone. Your involvement makes a difference, join us today!
Received a tree voucher from Pacific Power?
We've partnered with Pacific Power to help community members replant trees removed for powerline clearance.
We've committed to helping recipients find and plant the right tree for the right place.

Southern Oregon Tree Climbing Competition
Join us for the annual tree climbing competition April 11th & 12th hosted by the Pacific Northwest International Society of Arboriculture. This year it will be hosted at Riverside Park in Grants Pass. We hope to see you there!
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.




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PO Box 102, Talent, OR 97540










