Sacramento Tree Foundation Incorporated
Sacramento Tree Foundation Incorporated
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Mission
To build healthy, livability communities by growing the best regional urban forest in the nation.
About
Sacramento Shade: Through a long-standing partnership with the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, the Sacramento Tree Foundation in fiscal year 2018 provided over 6,000 free shade trees to residents in Sacramento County to maximize their energy savings and carbon reduction. As part of the shade tree program, the residents received valuable information on how to plant and care for their trees. In addition, we provided over 4,000 shade trees through our Neighborwoods programming for public spaces, such as parks, schools and streets to reduce the urban heat island effect, reduce storm water runoff, improve air quality, provide shade, increase property values, and improve public health outcomes and behaviors. The trees were planted with the help of volunteers and the expert staff at the Sacramento Tree Foundation.
