Urban Forestry Project
Inspiring teamwork and partnerships to expand and preserve Saratoga’s urban forest
The trees in our urban forest are a critical component of the City’s infrastructure that essentially pay for themselves: they increase property values, reduce water pollution, improve air quality, support a variety of wildlife, enhance people’s quality of life, and provide an aesthetically pleasing homage to Saratoga’s vibrant history. The Urban Forestry Project works with homeowners and the City of Saratoga Springs to keep growing our urban tree canopy. If you don’t plant a #NextGenTree, who will?
Join us for Tree Toga 13 April 27, 2024
LEARN MORE ABOUT TREES AND OUR EFFORTS TO PLANT MORE TREES IN OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT
Check out this sequence of “then and now” views of North Broadway put together by former Sustainable Saratoga Board member Jim Zack. Should the city restore the double rows of trees originally established in these spacious tree lawns?
The City of Saratoga Springs recently commissioned an inventory of street trees. Click here to view the results.
