Sacramento Tree Foundation Incorporated

Nature: native trees in urban and rural environments - replenishes and sustains the native flora and fauna of the region by planting and protecting native trees and woodlands. In fiscal year 2024, more than 2,500 native trees and 1,500 native plants were planted to mitigate for tree removal and over 7,500 trees planted in previous years were maintained. Trees were planted and cared for with the help of hundreds of volunteers and the expert staff at the sacramento tree foundation. Related programs include the harvesting of over 10,000 acorns from native oak trees throughout the region by volunteers and the participation of 1,500 students in the seed to seedling program. Thru an educational curriculum, students learn thru exploration, wonder, and excitement.

Urban wood rescue:historically the urban trees in sacramento that were cut down were sent to the dump, chipped into mulch, or cut into firewood. Urban wood rescue actively diverts these beautiful trees from the landfill and converts them into usable lumber so they can continue providing beauty and benefits to the community. This program eduacates and honors our fallen trees creating a green economy for our trees. All proceeds of wood sales support the work of the sacramento tree foundation - every purchase helps us achieve our mission.otherwise become trash.