Plant Trees With Us!
We protect the Credit River, those living in the Credit River Watershed, and its wildlife. One of the most important actions we can take is tree planting. Since 1955, we’ve planted over seven million trees with residents, community groups, corporations and landowners.
When you participate in one of CVC’s tree planting programs, you are helping to restore nature and improve your community by:
- Increasing forest cover
- Fighting climate change
- Creating wildlife habitat
- Increasing property value and adding variety to your landscape
- Improving water quality in our streams
- Protecting groundwater supplies
- Improving your outdoor recreational activities
Learn How to Plant a Tree
Get the step by step instructions to plant and care for new trees and shrubs.
Full-Service Tree and Shrub Planting
We offer planting services to help rural landowners restore areas of their property with native trees and shrubs.
Order Trees
We offer affordable native trees and shrubs for sale. You must own at least one acre of land in the Credit River Watershed to take part.
Corporate Conservation
Engage and inspire your staff while making a meaningful difference in our community. Join us for a day outdoors to plant trees, check stream health, remove invasive plants and more.
Greening Corporate Grounds
Build success into your corporate social responsibility and sustainability plans with sustainable property enhancement projects, including planting trees.
Upcoming Tree Planting Events
We organize tree planting events that rely on the participation of interested community volunteers! All trees and equipment are provided.
Upcoming Events
Tree Planting News
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