NC Community Tree Advocacy Network
Who We Are:
The North Carolina Community Tree Advocacy Network are community leaders who work towards preserving and enhancing North Carolina's urban forests. The Network members advise the North Carolina Urban Forest Council on its communication and outreach. Moreover, they work collaboratively to achieve the following goals for the benefit of all North Carolina citizens:
- ensure legislation and policy at the local and state levels reflect current expertise on urban forest management.
- fundraise to secure high level assistance for community forestry projects across the state.
- encourage tree and land care specialists to employ the best practices in urban forest management.
Visit each member's website by clicking on their logo below.
What We Do:
The NC Community Tree Advocacy Network provides an opportunity for community-led tree organizations to share ideas, learn from each other, and have a stronger and unified voice on urban tree and greenspace issues.
Collectively we work to expand and enhance community-led urban forest initiatives so that North Carolina citizens live in healthier and more equitable environments.
To join our monthly Zoom call, please email ncufc1@gmail.com.
Benefits of Urban Trees:
Urban trees provide society with solutions to our economic, environmental, safety, and health issues.
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Arbor Day 2026
The North Carolina Tree Care Advocacy Network urges North Carolina homeowners, municipalities, businesses, and developers to honor NC Arbor Day by preserving and planting trees in their communities year round. These plantings will benefit our state’s economy, environment, and health.
If you are part of a local tree group and want to learn more about the NC Community Tree Advocacy Network, email the NCUFC Program Manager.
