Arbor Day Events

Join us in celebrating Arbor Day on April 25th, 2025 at the Seven Devils Community Center. Enjoy a free meal and take home a giveaway item. RSVP required. Email [email protected] by April 16th to RSVP for this event.
11:30am - Program
12:00pm - Free Lunch

The 2025 Arbor Day Celebration and Tree Planting Event will be held outside in the morning on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Community volunteers will plant approximately 62 trees along Pipers Glen Drive in Lafayette. Trees have many benefits for the neighborhood, the community, and the environment. Join us for some fresh air, fun, exercise, and satisfaction that you are helping the community and the environment. Planting holes will be pre-dug. All tools and materials needed will be supplied. Each team will plant 2 or 3 trees. Children are welcome with adult supervision. Free event.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Duane E. Perkins Tarrywile Park Authority
[email protected]
(203) 791-2694

Danbury’s Forest Stewards Reunite for the 2025 Arbor Day Celebrations – Advanced Tree Removal, Barts Tree Service, City of Danbury, Public Works Forestry Division, Eversource Energy, Ferris Mulch Products, Friends of Tarrywile Park, Inc., Lewis Services and Hollandia Nurseries, to Reclaim Tarrywile Park’s Ecological Balance

Community Volunteers Help Create Danbury’s First Ever
Monarch Butterfly Migration Runway!

DANBURY, CT, April 24, 2025 – Tarrywile Park Authority (TPA) is proud to celebrate the 2025 Arbor Day Celebrations, uniting the community in a shared mission of environmental care and conservation at the heart of Danbury’s beloved 722-acre Tarrywile Park. With strong community support, this two-day event brings together volunteers, arborists, and local businesses. Activities will take place on Friday, April 25 (professional arborists only) from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., and Sunday, April 27, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., at Tarrywile Park, 70 Southern Blvd., Danbury, CT 06810.

Certified arborists, representing a coalition of generous local partners, including Advanced Tree Removal, Barts Tree Service, City of Danbury, Public Works Forestry Division, and Eversource Energy, and Lewis Services will work together to identify declining trees affected by pests or pathogens for selective felling and removal.

In keeping with the spirit of National Arbor Day, Hollandia Nurseries will gift and plant a majestic maidenhair tree (Ginkgo biloba), –a species that outlived the dinosaurs–its roots symbolizing the enduring legacy and purpose of the day.

“As we celebrate Arbor Day, I want to commend the collective efforts that our community has put into preserving and enhancing the beauty of Tarrywile Park. Just as last year’s event brought together professionals and volunteers to ensure the health and sustainability of our park, we are excited to continue to build on the tradition of environmental stewardship,” said Mayor Roberto L. Alves. “With the leadership of the Tarrywile Park Authority, and the support of our local partners, we can further strengthen our community’s commitment to preserving the vital green spaces that make Danbury such a wonderful place to live.”

“There are a few stands of troubled conifers and deciduous trees that require immediate attention, so this year’s Arbor Day Celebrations are very timely,” said Duane E. Perkins, TPA Board Member. “With support from Friends of Tarrywile Park, Inc., I am excited to plan for our community volunteers to work together to create Danbury’s first ever Monarch Butterfly Migration Runway; repurposing the iconic cattle watering trough, to help reverse the decline of this iconic species.”

2025 Arbor Day Celebration Details:

Friday, April 25, from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Professional Volunteers (arborists) will perform selective tree felling, structural pruning, and chipping for safety, forest health and aesthetics.

Sunday, April 27, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Community Volunteers will conduct pollinator planting.

Location: Volunteers to meet by the Red Barn at Tarrywile Park, 70 Southern Blvd, Danbury, CT 06810.

Sign-up Info: Use this link: qrs.ly/12gmu8x to sign-up as a volunteer. To learn more about this exciting opportunity, please contact us at (203) 744-3130.

What to Bring: Please bring any tools you may have such as pruning tools, steel bow rakes, small hand saws (including battery powered ones), or loppers. We also
recommend wearing appropriate clothing for outdoor work e.g., long pants, sturdy closed-toe shoes, eye protection, and work gloves.

Meet Our Community Partners:

• Advanced Tree Removal, LLC, Contact: TJ at (203) 743-5858
• Barts Tree Service, Contact: Matt at (203) 794-4974
• City of Danbury, Public Works Forestry Division, Contact: Mayor’s office at (203) 797-4511
• Eversource Energy, Contact: Matt at (203) 650-2561
• Friends of Tarrywile Park, Inc., Contact: Mark Nolan at (203) 797-8255
• Ferris Mulch Products, Call: (203) 790-1155
• Lewis Services, Call: (585) 436-3208 *A Non-residential, Vegetation Management Company
• Hollandia Nurseries, Call (203) 743-0267

Tarrywile Park Authority is thankful for the community’s support of its mission to safeguard the beauty and biodiversity of Tarrywile Park.

Come and celebrate trees, and all aspects of caring for the environment at Warrenville's Arbor Day event, hosted by the Warrenville Enviornmental Advisory Commission. Free seedlings of white dogwood, river birch, redbud, basswood, and shagbark hickory will be given away. All attendees have a chance to win raffle prizes! Free breakfast snacks and refreshments will be provided. Families are welcomed and encouraged to come. This is an autistic friendly event.

Ven a celebrar los árboles y todos los aspectos del cuidado del medio ambiente en el evento del Día del Árbol de Warrenville, organizado por la Comisión Asesora Ambiental de Warrenville. Se regalarán plántulas de cornejo blanco, abedul de río, ciclamor, tilo americano,
roble blanco de pantano y nogal americano de corteza peluda. ¡Todos los asistentes tendrán la oportunidad de ganar premios en la rifa! Se ofrecerán refrigerios y desayunos gratuitos. Las familias son bienvenidas y se les anima a asistir. Este es un evento para personas con autismo.

After meeting at Prairie Park for a tree planting, swearing in of tree board members, and the reading of the Arbor Day Proclamation, The Tree Amigos and volunteers will plant trees in the nearby neighborhood on Sharon St. SW. Volunteers welcome!

Arbor Day Program
April 25, 2025 @ 1:00 p.m.
Fairwood Elementary

WELCOME Mayor Pat Moeller

Teachers: 3rd Grade Staff & Principal

Introduce the Employee: Staff & Tree Board Chair

INTRODUCE TREE BOARD: Dan Gladish, Chairperson

Armand Bloch, Dan Gladish, Chairperson, Alexander (Ivy) Yemaneab, Harold Gentry, Terie Grant, Savana Beckham, Alyssa Myers, Secretary

STUDENTS PROGRAM 3rd Grade Students Selected by Teachers.


PROCLAMATION Mayor Pat Moeller


PLANT THE TREE Mayor Moeller, Tree Board and Students


ACKNOWLEDGE APPRECIATION David S. Bienemann

Thank the students for participating in the Arbor Day Program and today's tree planting and recognizing the importance of trees and the environment.

Each student may pick up an Arbor Day bag from your teacher at the end of the day (Free tree seedlings already dispersed on 4/23). Tree planting instruction are in each bag.

City of Milton to Celebrate Arbor Day with Tree Planting at Milton High School MILTON, Fla
The City of Milton is proud to continue its longstanding commitment to urban forestry by celebrating Arbor Day with a special tree planting ceremony at Milton High School on April 25, 2025, at 12:30 p.m.
City officials, students, and community members will come together to plant a new tree on campus, reinforcing the City’s dedication to environmental sustainability and the benefits of a thriving urban canopy.
Trees do more than beautify our city—they reduce urban heat, improve air and water quality, increase property values, and enhance overall quality of life for current and future generations,” said Edward Spears, City Manager. “We are excited to celebrate Arbor Day with the students at Milton High School and continue our efforts to keep Milton green.”
This year’s Arbor Day celebration comes as Milton is once again recognized as a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation—a designation the city has proudly maintained for 31 consecutive years. The Tree City USA program honors communities that demonstrate a strong commitment to urban forestry by meeting four core standards:
• Maintaining a tree board or department
• Having a community tree ordinance
• Spending at least $2 per capita on urban forestry
• Celebrating Arbor Day with a community event
Recently, the city planted more than 80 native trees in city parks thanks to a $23,000 FDACS Urban Forestry Tree Grant. This initiative aims to restore Milton’s Urban Tree Canopy, which plays a vital role in stormwater management, reducing erosion, and protecting the Blackwater River.
For more information about the Arbor Day event, please contact the Public Information Officer at (850) 983-5400, ext.1046, or email [email protected].

Join us in celebrating the 2025 State Arbor Day celebration on May 20, 2025, at North Dakota Game and Fish's headquarters in Bismarck. We are recognizing 30 years since the "Year of the Family" family forest planting, a Centennial Trees project that honored babies born in the year 1994. As many of those honored are having families of their own now, let's continue to celebrate the tradition of tree planting. The North Dakota Forest Service welcomes anyone to join the fun. We will be handing out 100 FREE tree seedlings to families (while supplies last, courtesy of Towner State Nursery) and providing educational activities for children utilizing the environmental education program Project Learning Tree.

Attendees can help plant the ceremonial tree, explore ND Game and Fish's hiking trails, visit the original Family Forest planting, fish in the OWLS pond, walk the native tree and shrub interpretive trail, and participate in hands-on activities about trees. This event is free and open to the public.