Learn to care for and protect the trees outside your building

Trees lower energy costs, shade residents from the sun’s ultraviolet rays, mitigate stormwater run-off, and increase property values.  Trees are a great addition to a building’s entrance, courtyard or backyard.  Street trees beautify New York City and clean our air. They need 20 gallons of water a week during hot weather, and must be protected.  You can get “curb your dog” signs, and protective pit guards to keep bikes, cars, and pedestrians from hurting trees at:

 http://www.milliontreesnyc.org/.

Learn about planting and caring for street trees

Street trees make a city more liveable. They remove pollutants from the air, create oxygen, shade buildings, absorb stormwater, give birds a place to perch, and are pleasing to look at.  You can learn about planting and caring for street trees at:

www.treesny.com