MillionTreesNYC - A Million Ways to Get Involved

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	To make MillionTreesNYC a success, we need your help! Dig in by planting a tree in your yard or community, join a tree stewardship group or talk about the importance of our City’s urban forest and MillionTreesNYC to your friends, family, and colleagues. All New Yorkers will share in the many benefits that come from planting trees— more beautiful neighborhoods and parks; cleaner air and water; higher property values; energy savings; cooler summer streets, yards, and public open spaces; and a healthier, more environmentally sustainable city. There are many ways to get involved in MillionTreesNYC: Request a City street tree or street tree planting permit from the NYC Parks Department Count a tree I just planted Plant a tree in your yard or community Volunteer to participate in a neighborhood tree planting or stewardship day Learn how to properly plant, water, mulch, and prune trees Make a donation to support tree planting Whatever activity you choose, this website contains all the information you need to get involved in MillionTreesNYC. Every tree planted and cared for is a bountiful gift to current and future New Yorkers. Contact us for more information on how to get involved

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