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From Overgrown to Forever Protected: Riverdale Welcomes a New Community Forest - Casey Trees 06/05/2026

Land conservation isn’t just for vast, wild landscapes—it’s for cities, too. 🏙️

We're thrilled to announce our first conservation site in Prince George’s County.

Donated to us by a local resident, this quarter-acre lot in Riverdale Park is now the Ravenswood Community Forest, a permanently protected green space that features native trees, pollinator gardens, and natural play areas, all installed by our team.🌱

Read more about the project and the people who made it happen.

From Overgrown to Forever Protected: Riverdale Welcomes a New Community Forest - Casey Trees Once overtaken by invasive bamboo and vines, a quarter-acre green patch in Riverdale Park, Maryland has been transformed into an […]

Photos from Casey Trees's post 06/03/2026

Help us find the next great spot for trees! 📍

We’re looking for spaces across DC that can use more shade, greenery, and life. 🌱

In partnership with DC's Department of Energy & Environment, Casey Trees plants trees for FREE on private property across the District, including schools, houses of worship, or neighborhood blocks that could use more shade.

Each tree added to our urban canopy helps make DC a cooler, healthier, and more beautiful place to live. Know a spot? Visit caseytrees.org/nominate to nominate a space for trees. 🌳

05/21/2026

Last chance to spruce up your yard this spring! ✨🌳

DC residents, join us for our LAST tree giveaway of the season! On Wednesday, May 27, visit Casey Trees HQ to check out a mix of different tree species and sizes and take home a tree—or two, or three...

Registration is required, but trees are first-come, first-served, so get there early! Register & learn more here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1989828022179?aff=oddtdtcreator

Photos from Casey Trees's post 05/20/2026

Nothing like a Saturday in the park with some free trees! ☀️

We were thrilled to give away 150 trees at this weekend’s Anacostia River Festival! Vibes were high as the park buzzed with Go-Go music, delicious local food, and neighbors energized to head home and plant their new redbuds and serviceberries. 🌱

Moments like this capture what it means to grow DC’s canopy together—that planting trees is not only essential for our environment, but it can be fun, too!

Looking to snag a tree from one of our giveaways? DC residents, stay tuned for more details about our LAST giveaway for the season. 👀

Photos from Casey Trees's post 05/15/2026

Summer may be around the corner, but these blooms are still kicking! 🌼

While DC is famous for its cherry blossoms, many trees still flaunt showy flowers through May and June. Look high and low for these pops of color throughout our city’s diverse tree canopy—before summer heat takes them away! 🥀

Ready to add one to your property? These beauties are available through our free tree program at caseytrees.org/free!

Photos from Casey Trees's post 05/08/2026

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Whether it’s planting a tree, identifying a leaf, or learning why trees matter, our Education Team works year-round to guide and inspire students across the DC area. 📝🍎

We are endlessly grateful to our team – Melinda, Madeline, Emma, and Carl – and all our education partners! By cultivating curiosity and a love for the environment in our students today, their work sets the foundation for a greener, more resilient urban forest tomorrow. 🌳

05/07/2026

Perfectly timed for Teacher Appreciation Week, meet our 2026 Canopy Award recipient for Education! ✏️

Garfield Elementary School in Ward 8 has become a model for hands-on, experiential education, connecting students with food, learning, and the natural world. Through partnerships with FoodPrints and Casey Trees’ Nature Near Schools program, students experience outdoor and garden-based education that brings lessons to life and deepens their understanding of healthy communities. 🍃

As Principal Rolle says, it’s the duty and responsibility of educators to prime students for our ever-changing world. We’re endlessly grateful to Garfield Elementary for empowering the next generation to see themselves as caretakers of their schoolyard, neighborhood, and environment. 💚

Photos from Casey Trees's post 05/06/2026

We were proud to join partners and advocates for the Green Budget Day of Action to call on the DC Council to restore critical funding for the District’s green future.

The proposed budget cuts would gut many of the programs that maintain our parks and natural areas, make energy more affordable, clean our rivers, and bring environmental education to schools.

From budget hearings to council offices, we’ve been speaking up for the funding that keeps our city green and resilient. 🌳💧💚

05/01/2026

To Rebecca Renard-Wilson, nature is freedom. Instead of selling her family’s quarter-acre wooded land, Rebecca chose to place her childhood home into a conservation easement with Casey Trees 🌿

Now this land and its trees are protected forever.

In the face of development pressures, Rebecca’s decision reflects her lasting commitment to green spaces. We’re honored she trusted us to be stewards of her land and are thrilled to award her the 2026 Canopy Award for Sustainability 🌳

Stay tuned next week to hear from our final Canopy Award honoree!

Photos from Casey Trees's post 04/30/2026

How does DC’s tree canopy score this year? 📝

This year’s Tree Report Card is officially here, in which we analyze the state of DC's tree canopy. In a year marked by important milestones, including the 25th anniversary of Casey Trees, we're proud to reflect on the progress we've made to protect and grow DC's tree canopy.

There’s a lot to be proud of in this year’s report card—and a lot of work to do to reach our 40% tree canopy goal. 🌿

Read the whole report and learn ways to get involved at caseytrees.org/trc

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