Explore the maps we have shared here and in the web app to identify tree planting and preservation opportunities in your neighborhood. Consider starting conversations with your friends and neighbors about making improvements to your community's urban forest.

Participate in one of the City of Tacoma’s tree planting incentive programs, like Grit City Trees (free street trees) and Tree Coupons (discounted property trees), which are designed to reduce the financial barrier to planting.

Connect with community organizations such as Tacoma Tree Foundation, Pierce Conservation District , and Metro Parks Tacoma to see what volunteer opportunities exist in areas of need, and how to participate in tree planting programs.

Consider volunteering on Green Tacoma Day , held the second Saturday each October. Gree Tacoma Day is an annual opportunity for the Tacoma community to get to know each other and our local green spaces while enhancing the environment where we live, work, and play.

Get involved with the Community Greening Programs! Opportunities are available for local Tacoma and Pierce County residents and organizations to improve the environment and community by planting trees and transforming green spaces.

Visit the City's Urban Forestry page for more information.