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Students learn about the benefits of trees to people, wildlife and the planet and then help install a native tree species on the school grounds.
Request a Program or Speaker
To request a tree program for your classroom, a guest speaker for your community group, or for more information, please contact the Urban Forest Management Division at 703-324-1770, TTY 711, or email.
Arbor Day is every day! In this program (25 to 45 minutes), students (Pre-K through 5th grade) learn the benefits trees provide to the environment and people. Students will learn simple measures they can take to protect trees. Activities include:
There are exotic plants and animals from all over the world taking over our environment. This program (25 to 45 minutes) reviews the difference between native and invasive species. Students (third to seventh grade) will understand the qualities that make invasive species destructive. Students will discuss ways to remove invasive species and prevent new species from invading our landscape.
Supporting activities include:
There is no greater investment we can make for the environment and our community than planting a tree. Urban foresters can assist in planting trees at your school as well as providing supporting information to your students about the value of trees. This program is appropriate for all grades and runs 1-3 hours depending on your needs. The Urban Forest Management Division may be able to fund the purchase of the trees.
The purpose of the TPPF is to support efforts by the Fairfax County government and the community at large to protect, manage and enhance its urban forest resources. The TPPF is a fiscal mechanism established to collect, manage, disburse, and track funds specifically used to support programs and policies relating to the preservation and management of existing forest tracts.
