Baltimore Tree Trust
Baltimore Tree Trust is building a local workforce to support green, healthy city neighborhoods.
06/06/2026
LAST DAY TO VOTE: Help Choose Baltimore’s Official City Tree! Baltimore, it’s your turn to decide! We’re down to an incredible lineup of trees, and now we need YOUR voice to crown the winner.
🗳️ Vote by TODAY, June 6th: http://treebaltimore.org/official-city-tree
👇 Then drop your pick in the comments and tell us why!
06/06/2026
🌳 Native Tree Giveaway at B.Willow! 🪴
Join Baltimore Tree Trust and B. Willow on June 27 from 10 AM–12 PM for a free native tree giveaway featuring River Birch, Blackgum, and Northern Oak trees (while supplies last).
While you're there, bring up to 3 houseplants for B. Willow's monthly Sidewalk Repotting Day. Repotting is free—you only pay for the soil!
Come care for your plants and take home a tree to help grow Baltimore's urban canopy.
Learn more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sidewalk-repotting-tree-giveaway-tickets-1990748702960?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
06/04/2026
The Baltimore Tree Trust team picked the Blackgum for Baltimore’s Official City Tree!
Native to Maryland, the Blackgum (Nyssa sylvatica) is known for its brilliant red fall color, supports native bees and pollinators, and provides food for songbirds and other wildlife.
Beautiful, resilient, and beneficial to local ecosystems—what’s not to love?
What is your vote? Help TreeBaltimore select a new Official City Tree for Baltimore today.
🗳️ Vote by June 6: http://treebaltimore.org/official-city-tree
💬 Is Blackgum your pick? Tell us why in the comments!
Maryland is now under a drought disaster designation, and much of the Baltimore region remains under drought warnings and voluntary water conservation measures. Recent years have brought increasingly frequent and prolonged drought conditions to our region, creating new challenges for Baltimore’s urban forest.
For newly planted trees, summer drought can be the difference between thriving and struggling to survive.
As Baltimore Tree Trust transitions from spring planting season into summer tree care, our work shifts from putting trees in the ground to keeping them alive. Every day, our forestry crews head out with water tanks mounted on our trucks, watering up to 100 trees per crew. Together, we can provide life-saving water to 600+ young trees each day.
These young trees are an investment in cooler neighborhoods, cleaner air, reduced stormwater runoff, and a greener Baltimore. But they need consistent care during their first few years to become the healthy canopy trees our city depends on.
This summer, while many of us are seeking shade, our crews will be working to grow it.
Read more about the drought:
https://www.thebanner.com/community/climate-environment/maryland-drought-water-supply-MTPQDRAACFCT5A6NAXHA66S3YA/
06/01/2026
Help Choose Baltimore’s Official City Tree! Baltimore, it’s your turn to decide! We’re down to an incredible lineup of trees, and now we need YOUR voice to crown the winner.
Did you know the current Official City Tree is the Bradford Pear 😲! Help TreeBaltimore pick a new Official City Tree by voting today.
From towering canopy giants to wildlife champions, each tree brings something special to our city—now it’s time to pick your favorite.
🗳️ Vote by June 6th: http://treebaltimore.org/official-city-tree
👇 Then drop your pick in the comments and tell us why!
06/01/2026
We’re excited to join the upcoming x Summer Eco-Market on Saturday, June 14, from 11 AM–3 PM at Whitehall Mill! 🌿☀️
Baltimore Tree Trust will be tabling at the event and giving away free trees from our nursery while supplies last. Stop by to meet our team, learn about our work across Baltimore neighborhoods, and take home a tree to help grow a greener city.
The Eco-Market will feature 50 local artists and small businesses, environmental organizations, local food vendors, fresh produce, music, family-friendly activities, and more. We’re thrilled to join fellow community partners, , Parks & People, .naturecenter, and No Name Plant Collective.
Come shop local, connect with environmental organizations, and celebrate Baltimore’s creative and green communities all in one place. Bring your family and friends — we hope to see you there!
05/29/2026
We've been busy planting 944 trees across 24 neighborhoods in Baltimore, growing our urban canopy. Read our May newsletter to see our work firsthand and where to find us in the near future!
Thank you to our donors, volunteers, and partners who make our work possible as we build a greener, healthier city.
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944 Trees And Counting! Email from BALTIMORE TREE TRUST We are making Baltimore greener every day and so can you Growing Greener Neighborhoods As our spring planting season winds down, our crews have been hard at work bringi
05/28/2026
Join us on Saturday, May 30, for Baltimore City Department of Public Works's EcoLoop in Patterson Park, 10 AM to 4 PM. This free, family-friendly event features hands-on activities, live demos, and community resources focused on building a more sustainable Baltimore.
EcoLoop promotes hands-on waste-diversion activities that residents can take home! Come on out next weekend to connect with the 20+ organizations that will be vendors at the event!
05/27/2026
Last Wednesday, 19 volunteers from the Zirking and Schmerling Law firm joined us in Baltimore’s Graceland Park neighborhood to plant 30 new trees! 🌳
Their hard work is helping grow a healthier, greener community while expanding Baltimore’s urban canopy one tree at a time. From digging and mulching to watering and staking, this team showed up ready to make a lasting impact.
Thank you to Zirkin and Schmerling for investing in Baltimore’s neighborhoods and environment through service. We’re grateful for your partnership and dedication to creating greener spaces for residents today and for future generations.
05/21/2026
Last week, two of our Neighborhood Forestry Technicians completed the Tree Climbing Academy in Druid Hill Park in partnership with Bartlett Tree Experts and Baltimore Recnparks. A total of 20 participants participated from The 6th Branch, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, and Bartlett Tree Experts.
Through hands-on training, our foresters learned tree-climbing safety, rope setting and knot-tying techniques, the use of climbing equipment, and industry best practices. From climbing vertically to confidently navigating tree canopies, this experience helped strengthen the skills needed to safely care for Baltimore’s urban forest.
This opportunity is part of our workforce development program, which provides our foresters with exposure to different career pathways in forestry, opportunities to network with industry professionals, and experiences that build new skills.
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