

Who We Are
SAVANNAH TREE FOUNDATION PROTECTS AND GROWS CHATHAM COUNTY’S URBAN FOREST THROUGH TREE PLANTING, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, AND ADVOCACY.
Trees are one of Chatham County’s most treasured natural resources. Beyond their beauty and cultural significance, the impacts of trees are far-reaching and compounding, spanning from economic benefits to health improvements to climate change resilience. Trees are woven into almost every aspect of our lives.
While it is easy to take our live oaks and magnolias for granted, our trees are facing an increasing number of natural and man-made threats. Sprawling construction, increased severe weather, encroaching salt water levels, and a lack of funding for proper maintenance all contribute to tree loss in our region. If we are to continue enjoying the beauty and benefits of our trees, we must protect the trees we have and plant the trees of tomorrow. Properly cared for, our urban forest will create a safer and healthier community. Our trees will shape our future.
What We Do
The Savannah Tree Foundation hosts volunteer events as a fun and fulfilling way to learn about Chatham County’s trees and to give back to your community. Volunteers are crucial to our ability to plant and maintain trees- we’d love to have your help!
Most volunteer events are conducted during tree planting season (November to March), but we do have some events outside of that window. Check out our calendar for upcoming events.
All ages welcome! Children under 15 years of age require a parent or guardian present.
Details
(912) 233-8733 | |
Kat@savannahtree.com | |
Kat Erickson | |
Outreach and Education Manager | |
http://www.savannahtree.com |