NASHVILLE TREE FOUNDATION IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CREATED TO PRESERVE AND ENHANCE NASHVILLE'S URBAN FOREST BY EDUCATING THE PUBLIC, PLANTING TREES IN URBAN AREAS, IDENTIFYING THE OLDEST AND LARGEST TREES IN DAVIDSON COUNTY, AND DESIGNATING ARBORETUMS.
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Dates
Jan 1, 2018 – Dec 31, 2018
Source
990
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$88K
Nashville Tree Foundation Programs
NASHVILLE TREE FOUNDATION'S SIGNATURE PROGRAMS INCLUDE TREE PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES, EDUCATION PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH MNPS CURRICULUM STANDARDS FOR GRADES K-12, FREE TREE GIVEAWAYS, PRUNING WORKSHOPS, THE "BIG OLD TREE CONTEST" TO IDENTIFY AND CELEBRATE THE OLDEST TREES IN DAVIDSON COUNTY, PUBLIC LECTURE EVENTS, A TREE-RELATED PUBLIC ART CAMPAIGN, AND DESIGNATING ARBORETUMS.
