Get Involved

Help us identify tree species on campus! Join iNaturalist, or if you already have an account, join the University of Washington Trees project and begin adding observations.

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Local

An exciting new development has been created in the Seattle area, the Beacon Food Forest.

This food forest includes trees with edible fruits and other plants. The forest is on the west side of Jefferson Park. For more information or to sign up to participate follow this link: http://beaconfoodforest.weebly.com/

Regional

The Pacific Northwest is has a great diversity of tree species. If you are ever wanting to identify a tree, Oregon State University has created a website to help. Go to http://oregonstate.edu/trees/ and search by common name, scientific name, dichotomous key, or mystery tree. 

National:

Looking for a way to get involved with a non-profit national tree group dedicated to urban and community tree planting, care, conservation, and education? Then Alliance for Community Trees is perfect for you! Follow this link to their website for more information: http://actrees.org/site/. 

International

  

The International Tree Foundation is a group that works to plant, protect and promoting trees across the world. To visit their website go to: http://internationaltreefoundation.org