Tree City USA Updates

Tree City USA Interactive Map

Do you know how many Tree City USA communities are in Wisconsin or the longest-running Tree City USA in the state? Find this and other eye-opening information by visiting the new Arbor Day Foundation interactive Tree City USA map. Tree City USA statistics and fun facts are now available for the entire nation, as well as individual states, using this online tool.

Submit Your Tree City USA Application 

The Tree City USA program provides communities with a four-step framework to maintain and grow their tree cover. It also provides an avenue to celebrate accomplishments, showing residents, visitors and the entire country their commitment to the mission of environmental change.

Visit the Tree City USA portal to submit your application. Instructions on logging into the portal are available on the website.

We hope you join us again this year in continuing our strong commitment to growing and maintaining a healthy tree canopy across Wisconsin. If you’re new to Tree City USA, you can learn more about the program on the Arbor Day Foundation’s website and from your DNR urban forestry coordinator.

If you’ve been a Tree City USA for at least one year, you may want to see whether you’re eligible for a Growth Award. The Growth Award is presented by the Arbor Day Foundation to participating Tree City USA communities that demonstrate higher levels of tree care and community engagement during the calendar year. Communities need to earn at least 10 points in any of the following five categories: Building the Team, Measuring Trees & Forests, Planning the Work, Performing the Work and The Community Framework. Review the information to see if you’re eligible, and talk to your urban forestry coordinator if you have any questions.

Contact the DNR urban forestry coordinator serving your area for more information about Tree City USA and other Arbor Day Foundation programs open to Wisconsin communities and organizations: Tree Line USATree Campus Higher EducationTree Campus K-12Tree Campus Healthcare and Tree Cities of the World.

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