What We Do
Tree PlantingWe plant trees to rebuild Michigan’s urban and rural tree canopies. Our plantings are done in partnership with cities, townships, villages, youth groups, neighborhoods, schools and other volunteer groups. All planting volunteers learn how to properly plant and care for trees.
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EducationWe offer on-site workshops to community forums and school children on why trees are important, how to choose the right tree and proper care to grow healthy, long living trees. Every presentation is tailored to the needs of the community.
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Big Tree HuntThink you've spotted the largest tree in Michigan? Join others all around the state who submit trees to our competition for the biggest tree in our biennial Michigan Big Tree Hunt. The hunt is on from now until September 3, 2019!
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30 Years of Supporting Communities
Since 1988, ReLeaf Michigan has partnered with more than 400 Michigan communities to plant 30,000 new trees on public land and to help educate our neighbors about proper tree care maintenance.
As a non-profit volunteer 501(c)(3) organization, ReLeaf Michigan depends on support from people like you, who care about protecting and preserving one of Michigan's most valuable resources: our trees.
Please consider supporting us.
As a non-profit volunteer 501(c)(3) organization, ReLeaf Michigan depends on support from people like you, who care about protecting and preserving one of Michigan's most valuable resources: our trees.
Please consider supporting us.
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Why We Need Trees
Michigan is one of 23 states in the United States experiencing a significant decline in tree cover. For every four trees that die due to old age, disease or development, only one tree is typically replanted.
Trees play a vital role in our community's health and wellness in more ways than you might expect. They positively affect infrastructure costs, energy costs, property value, water and air purity, and even lower crime rates. Learn more about how trees affect us every day at the link below.
Michigan is one of 23 states in the United States experiencing a significant decline in tree cover. For every four trees that die due to old age, disease or development, only one tree is typically replanted.
Trees play a vital role in our community's health and wellness in more ways than you might expect. They positively affect infrastructure costs, energy costs, property value, water and air purity, and even lower crime rates. Learn more about how trees affect us every day at the link below.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, ReLeaf Michigan relies on support from concerned and passionate people like you to help fund our mission and keep our state healthy and thriving, one tree at a time.