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	New Boy and Girl Scout Programs This program offers educational activities and stewardship opportunities for tree care. Learn More




	MillionTreesNYC Research Visit our dedicated Research page and read about our upcoming spring symposium Learn More.




	Trees and Retail: Growing Together This program can help merchants harness the power of trees to improve the look and appeal of their stores. Learn More




	Join StewCorps! Adopt a street tree online, and become part of a network for tree-minded citizens like you! Get Involved




Report a Tree You've Planted! Fall planting season is underway – if you've planted a tree in your front or backyard, remember to let us know! Learn More




	Tree Giveaway Last chance to get a free tree! Learn More.

		Mayor Bloomberg and Bette Midler Plant 250,000th Tree to Celebrate Two-Year Anniversary of MillionTreesNYC The Mayor and Ms. Midler also announced the new “Put Down Roots” pilot program encouraging New York City homeowners to plant trees in their front and backyards. Read more
		TREE Fund Announces Partnership with MillionTreesNYC New green jobs initiative will train students over five years, bringing together leaders from several aspects of the arboriculture industry for the betterment of students. Read more
		Tree Museum Along The Grand Concourse Opens Bronx, NY—Along a four–and–a–half–mile stretch of the Grand Concourse–the historic boulevard connecting Manhattan to the parks of the north Bronx–a most unusual “museum without walls” is currently open and remains on view 24 hours a day, seven days a week until October 12, 2009 as part of the centennial celebration of the “Park Avenue of the working class.” Read more
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David Rockefeller
Bloomberg Philanthropies

MillionTreesNYC 2009