The
New Jersey Tree Foundation is a statewide, non-profit organization
dedicated to the promotion, enhancement and development of urban
and community forestry activities in New Jersey through partnerships,
volunteerism, education, community outreach and grants. The
Tree Foundation is committed to providing exceptional forestry
programs, services and opportunities to New Jersey's cities
and towns.
Goals
The goals of the Tree Foundation are to disseminate the importance
of community forestry activities to a broad range of participants,
strengthen relationships between the private and public sector
of forestry experts, promote volunteerism, and expand urban,
suburban and rural forestry activities through innovative
programs and projects.
Partnerships
The New Jersey Tree Foundation is part of a unique three party
agreement between the New Jersey Forest Service and the New
Jersey Community Forestry Council. Foundation trustees and
Council members, in conjunction with the State Forester, formed
this partnership in order to support collaborative efforts
to nurture, sustain and provide stewardship for New Jersey
community forestry activities. Additionally, the Tree Foundation
partners with a wide variety of groups and organizations across
the state for tree planting activities and educational events.
To learn more about the New Jersey Tree Foundation, please
email or call Lisa Simms
at 609-984-3856.
Make A Difference With Trees!
The New Jersey Tree Foundation, in partnership with the National
Tree Trust, is offering free, one-year-old tree seedlings
to volunteer groups in New Jersey. (See archive)The seedlings
will be available for planting in October, 1999. Applications
are being accepted by the Tree Foundation until August 16,
1999. To request an application, please call 609-984-3856,
or email your name and address to: NJTF1@JUNO.COM
The NJ Tree Foundation is offering the trees to celebrate
Make A Difference Day occurring October 23, 1999. Schools,
local governments, tree groups, nonprofit organizations, scout
groups, and any volunteer organization may apply for the free
trees. All tree plantings must occur on public lands, be done
by volunteers and maintained for two years.
Check out the Foundation's
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