Greetings!
Here is a great big cheer for all
of you Volunteers that have helped us achieve great things this planting season
thus far. Because of your invaluable efforts we have successfully planted 3,500
trees and shrubs just this spring! This would not have been possible without
your willingness to get involved with us, and we thank you for that.
Volunteers like you are helping to
beautify the environment of our great state of Utah in more ways than one. All of these
saplings are going to grow up to improve our cityscape, water, and air quality,
as well as create valuable habitat for wildlife. Thank you for your hard work
and dedication we really appreciate all that you have helped us do and would
not have been able to do it with you.
Tree planting season will be
wrapping up this month, but there are plenty of other opportunities to get
involved with us. For those of you who would like to volunteer more or for the
first time, we are looking forward to meeting you. Please look below for a list
of volunteer opportunities. Thank you all again and come visit us this weekend
at the Live Green Festival at the City Library (210 East 400 South, SLC).
Best Regards,
Gena Christie
Outreach and Volunteer
Coordinator for TreeUtah
gena@treeutah.org
801-364-2122
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Volunteer Opportunities
May 3rd T4E Planting
 | We are looking for volunteers to help in all of our projects, if you are interested please contact Gena Christie
Trees for Eagles (T4E) at Redwood Natural Area
- Mulching, to keep moisture in roots around the new Spiral planting site
- Watering, to ensure the growth and survival of the newly planted trees and shrubs
- Taking Visitor Surveys, help us to find out statistics on who is visiting the park
- Education Program Assistance, be involved in the outdoor education program
EcoGarden next to the Day-Riverside Library - Planting, helping plant in the garden
- Weeding, cut down on plant competition
- Pruning, maintain the orchard
- Mulching, keep moisture in the soil and weeds at bay
- Watering, ensure the plants growth and survival
- Harvesting, take home some of the bounty!
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