Nashville Tree Conservation Corps

Outstanding cover story! Thank you @NashvilleScene

Thanks @ClimateReality and @algore for great leadership training in NYC!

Stop by our booth at Nashville's Earth Day Festival to learn about our tree conservation efforts, get involved in community initiatives, and see how you can make a difference. See you there! nashvilleearthday.org

Ready to make a difference? Contact: ginger@treeconservationcorps.org

Volunteer needed! Are you passionate about environmental conservation and community engagement? Join us!

Excited to be apart of Nashville’s Arbor Day and celebrate over 12k trees planted this season and celebrate Ashley Brady & Sean Schaffer’s residential award!

Planting a tree requires more planning than you might think! Visit our blog to learn more about what goes into deciding where to plant trees near your Nashville home: buff.ly/3Gj6GDZ #trees #nashville #tennessee #treecare #treeplanting #nature #enviornment #yardwork #tree

Getting into wild spaces is one of the best ways to truly appreciate and enjoy the vibrant fall foliage, wildlife, and outdoor activities. Visit our blog to discover the seven best places to immerse yourself in the shades of the season around Nashville: buff.ly/3STVRjc

Careful curation of your landscaping is key in preventing invasive species from taking over. Visit our blog to learn how to get rid of invasive plants, prevent their establishment, and control their spread: buff.ly/3u8ZDLc #nashville #tree #invasiveplants #plantremoval

The London plane, popularized in its namesake city, is a hybrid of two types of sycamore trees. Visit our blog to learn more about this fast-growing, long-lived tree and why it’s a great choice for Nashville streets and neighborhoods: buff.ly/475UxxS #londonplane #trees

As sweater weather settles in, so do the reds, yellows, and oranges of fall leaves! Head to our blog to learn more about why leaves change color and the best time to see changing leaves in Nashville: buff.ly/45UtxzW #nashville #tennessee #trees #leaves #treeknowledge

It’s a beauty! It’s going to look so nice in that spot too!!

Oaks are well-known for their sturdy trunks, distinctive acorns, lobed leaves, and longevity. Head to our blog to learn about the different kinds of oak trees that can be found in and around Nashville: buff.ly/3Mb9eYk #oaks #oaktree #nashvilloaks #tennessee #treecare

Anthracnose is the common name for a group of fungal pathogens that grow on the leaves & branches of trees. Head to our blog to learn how anthracnose affects trees, how to spot it, & what you can do to reduce the chances of it taking over: buff.ly/3rUqfPD #anthracnose

Any tree can be affected by scale, but there has been a particular problem with a newly invasive scale bug on crepe myrtle trees. Visit our blog to learn what bark scale is, why these bugs are a problem, & how to deal with them if you find an infested tree:buff.ly/3Q6zMen

The emerald ash borer (EAB) has seriously affected Nashville’s ash trees over the last several years. Visit our blog to learn what preventative treatments can help protect your trees from EAB: buff.ly/46Sb9sE #nashville #tennessee #ashtree #treecare #eab #emeraldashborer

Bacterial leaf scorch (BLS) is one of the more common tree diseases you might see on your trees. Visit our blog to learn how to identify BLS, how it spreads, & what can be done to control an infection: buff.ly/3LXeLlc #treecare #bls #bacterialleafscortch

Maple trees come in many varieties, each with a unique character. Head to our website to learn about the most common species of maple that you may find throughout Nashville: buff.ly/3tsrvtH #nashville #tree #nashvilletree #mapletree #mapleleaf #treeknowledge #treecare

Looking for a new tree to install in your yard? A tulip poplar is a great choice! Head over to our blog to learn more about the Tennessee state tree, the tulip poplar: buff.ly/3Q1jyEv #nashville #nashvilletree #tulippoplar #landscaping #newtrees #treecare #tennessee

A fruit tree performs many of the same functions that other trees do while also producing delicious & nutritious food for wildlife and (in some cases) people! Learn what fruit trees to consider planting, as well as a few tips on caring for them: buff.ly/3qzY2Nk