City of Brentwood
Home PageContact Us!Back

Home Parks and Recreation Resources Tree Information
 Tree Information

Plant A Tree

American Forest - You can be a part of one of the biggest, most effective environmental movements in the United States and around the world. Planting trees in our Global ReLeaf Projects helps the environment for generations to come.
Utilizing Muni Trees - Ideas from across the country.
29 Reasons for Planting Trees - Compiled from various sources by Glenn Roloff, USDA Forest Service.
Benefits of Trees In Urban Areas - This compilation includes extensive research citations provided by the Colorado Tree Coalition.
California Oak Foundation - You'll find a page titled Oak Tree Care.

Urban Tree Foundation - California communities and non-profit organizations currently engaged in tree planting activities are highly encouraged to visit the following website of the Urban Tree Foundation:

California Urban Forest Council - California Urban Forest Council is to be a leader in developing and promoting the proper planning, care, and management, as well as the perpetuation of substainable urban and community forest that maximize the quality of life for every Californian.
Urban Forest Guidelines - A Document to specify Street Tree Species, Planting Locations, and Future Maintenance for the City of Brentwood.
Urban Forest Ecosystems Institute - The trees listed in this resource are meant to create an awareness of the great variety of trees that will grow in California, and to encourage people to think about planting a greater variety of trees. Users should be aware that some trees listed are not readily available and may actually be difficult to find. Information may be available by contacting your local nurseries, arboretums, universities, or city tree group or garden club.
Activities Guide
New guide is available now, View online!
 
eMotion
Register for Classes
 
Find us on KaBoom
 
Map of city parksMap of city parks Compare all parksCompare all parks Park FAQParks & Rec FAQ's
 
"Creating Joyful Community Experiences through People, Parks, and Programs"
 
Parks & Recreation Department       (925) 516-5444
101 Sand Creek Rd       (925) 516-5445
Brentwood, CA 94513       dept-parkrec@ci.brentwood.ca.us