The City of Oklahoma City’s releafokc program is dedicated to building a sustainable urban forest through private and public partnerships.
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Great OKC Tree Giveaway |
Registration is now closed. If you have already registered, you will receive a confirmation number, and also be assigned a designated time to pick up your tree. The City of Oklahoma City partnered with the Tree Bank Foundation to provide 1,000 trees to citizens free of charge. The project was funded through a grant from the Houston-based Apache Foundation through its One Million Tree initiative. The Great OKC Tree Giveaway is being implemented through the City’s NeighborWoods Program, which provides free trees for planting in residential neighborhoods. Registration is open to all citizens within the corporate limits of Oklahoma City. Registration runs April 15 to April 21. Trees are available while quantities last. Only one tree per household. Register for a tree |
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Putting Down Roots |
The Oklahoma City Planning Department has prepared "Putting Down Roots," a 116-page guide to choosing and taking care of trees for central Oklahoma landscapes. This guide features full-color photos and information about more than 50 trees appropriate for Oklahoma landscapes. |
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Neighborwoods Program |
The NeighborWoods program connects community sponsors with citizens to provide trees to residential neighborhoods in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods. The program provides educational tools and resources to recipients to foster long-term success of their trees. To date, the NeighborWoods program has facilitated planting over 500 trees in the Douglas-Edgemere, Helm Farm, Paseo, Memorial Heights, Hope Crossing and Miller neighborhoods. The program has also organized education and distribution of 3,000 seedlings to local schools. If you would like to sponsor NeighborWoods or request a project for your neighborhood contact us. |
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Other Resources |
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