Celebrating 50 years of trees — learn more.
We’ve seen some questions and concerns circulating about our planting process and species selection, and we want to take a moment to respond. We genuinely welcome the conversation and want to hear from you about what you want Tulsa’s urban forest to look like as we continue planting trees across the city.
Zarrow International School is taking education outdoors this fall with their brand new outdoor classroom!
The partnership between Up With Trees and the City of Tulsa traces back to the founding of the organization in 1976. More than 45 years later, this partnership continues with a multi-year Citywide Beautification contract.
Get ready to savor the flavors and share in the fun at The Canopy: a family-style dinner where every donation changes Tulsa’s landscape. On Friday, October 4, 2024, guests will dine with us under the canopy of The Arboretum at Woodward Park. Starting at 6:30 PM, we’re inviting you to an evening filled with delicious food, great company, and a celebration of a now 48 year long legacy demonstrating Tulsan’s passion for green spaces.
Mohanrao and Parvati brought balance and harmony to the earth persevering in strength and connectedness.
The family of Frank Willis III partnered with Up With Trees to commemorate his life.
Webb loves getting to grow and learn in something she is interested in, but then getting to see the benefits of what she does as well.
As the centennial anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre quickly approaches, Up With Trees will be refurbishing an area of the Historic Greenwood District with funding provided by the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission and Keep Oklahoma Beautiful.
One cold January morning, Jim Costas met up with his friend from Rotary, Sid Patterson, to plant some trees. Little did they know the impact they would make on Tulsa’s urban forest for years to come.
As the gateway to our city from the Tulsa International Airport, this stretch of Interstate 244 is one of the first and last things people view when visiting our beautiful city.
At September’s Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education meeting, Up With Trees presented on the development of a districtwide Urban Forest Master Plan.
TCC students have had their hands in everything from planting trees to painting the iconic Up With Trees signs.
