TreeBristol
What is TreeBristol?
How you can help
- Sponsor a tree - give a gift that grows, provide a living memorial or make a contribution for more trees in your neighbourhood.
- Join in and help improve Bristol's environment - plant a tree at one of our planting events throughout the Winter or join the TreeBristol Officer to help care for the trees during Spring and Summer. Working with trees is great fun and incredibly rewarding. No experience is necessary and all tools are provided.
What we do and what we've done
Since the TreeBristol launch in 2005, the council has planted over 2,500 trees, many with the help of local communities and other partners. We plant trees that are already 3-4 metres tall, larger trees create immediate visual and environmental impact and greater resistance to vandalism. We plant a wide range of trees and our selection of species depends upon space available, other trees in the area and the local landscape and character. The tree planting season runs from November to March.
Read about our progress in our TreeBristol E-bulletins. You can also see who has contributed to the TreeBristol campaign.
Since TreeBristol's inception, hundreds of new trees have been planted across the city.
View the full TreeBristol Report 2009/10
View the full TreeBristol Report 2008/09
Contact us
Email: treebristol@bristol.gov.uk
related links
- Community Planting Events - Information about the Community Planting Events organised by TreeBristol
- E-Bulletins - Links to the TreeBristol E-Bulletins
- Partners - Information on the TreeBristol campaign's partnerships
- Sponsorship Opportunities - Information about how you can help the TreeBristol campaign
- List of Sponsors - A list of all those who have contributed to the TreeBristol campaign
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