Detroit Tree Equity Partnership

It's a hot one this summer, so we've got some hydration tips for your trees coming your way in July's DTEP newsletter. If you haven't signed up to receive our monthly newsletter yet, check out the latest edition here and sign up on our website for more updates!

Detroit Tree Equity Partnership - July Newsletter These Dog Days of Summer can be stressful on people and trees; we’re taking a break from planting until fall but there’s still plenty of ways for you to continue to join in on the buzz and excitement of improving Detroit’s tree canopy.

Trying to stay on task but it's butterfly time!!! 🥰🌳🐛🦋

throughout the City of Detroit is a goal that we're working with the Detroit Tree Equity Partnership (DTEP) to achieve! Right now, the spring planting season is well underway and DTEP's goal of planting 5,000 trees by the end of this summer is within reach!

Learn more from American Forests’ CEO Jad Daley and
DTE Energy CEO Jerry Norcia: https://bit.ly/44DxgDn

It’s here! Spring Planting Season, and Earth Month, has officially begun! Our DTEP Crew is out there planting now, working hard to get 300 trees in the ground along Plymouth.

Our website is officially live too! Check out https://detroittreeequity.org/ for all things including volunteer opportunities, trainings, and giveaways of trees later in the season!

Detroit Tree Equity Partnership The Detroit Tree Equity Partnership is a civic initiative with partners across both public and private sectors, non-profit and for-profit organizations, representing a significant investment in the people and communities of Detroit while fostering positive change and growth.

Exciting news! American Forests has expanded the Score Analyzer to Detroit, MI with the support of local partners and with funding from The Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation.

Each Tree Equity Score Analyzer is developed for a specific single city or region ready to take action on Tree Equity. Tree Equity Score is publicly accessible and guides efforts based on canopy cover, climate, and socio-economic data.

In Detroit, increasing urban tree canopy will positively affect air quality — helping reduce the impacts of asthma and other respiratory illnesses.

Special thanks to everyone who worked to bring this tool to !

Create a free log-in and start exploring at www.TreeEquityScore.org/analyzer/detroit