About the Program:
Thanks to funding from the Oregon Department of Forestry, Plant Oregon Nursery is currently growing 4,000 climate-resilient trees to be sold at at heavily subsidized cost. This incentivizes and enables tree planting organizations across the state to plant more trees in disadvantaged communities.
Trees are eligible to be purchased by any individual or organization as long as they're planted in accordance with our eligibility criteria. If you're interested in purchasing trees through this program, follow the steps listed below:
In addition to growing and planting trees, this program also supports workforce development by providing internships and job opportunities for individuals interested in urban forestry careers. Additionally, as part of the program, OUR Community Forestry hosts virtual workshops to educate community members on tree care and the environmental and social benefits of urban forestry.
How to apply to purchase trees:
Ensure your planting area aligns with program eligibility criteria.
All trees purchased through the program must be planted in eligible communities. Click below to view a web map of eligible locations.
Additionally, all program trees must be inventoried using Our Community Forestry's Survey123.
Fill out an application and wait to hear back from one of our team members.
After you've ensured your planting area is eligible for the program, fill out this quick form to let us know you're interested. One of our team members will verify your eligibility and reach out to you with next steps.
Selection, payment, & pick-up.
Plant Oregon will assist you with selecting species and quantities, making your payment, and picking-up your trees.
This program provides climate-resilient species only. You can view potential offerings in our Tree Catalog; however, not all catalog species will be available, and inventory is subject to change.
How to Read the Eligibility Map
All trees purchased through Trees For All must be planted in eligible areas as identified by the Oregon Department of Forestry's Urban & Community Forestry Project Mapping Tool.
If you continue to experience difficulties determining the eligibility of your loaction, check out our FAQs, register for a webinar (see below), or reach out to Megan@ourcf.org
