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The Greenwich Tree Conservancy is thrilled to announce this year’s Treasured Trees Celebration on Thursday, October 23 at 6:30 pm at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouse. Continue Reading →
A group of about 50 people gathered at First Church of Round Hill in back country for the dedication of a newly planted Valley Forge Elm Tree in honor of John R. Conte Jr., who was president of Greenwich Tree Conservancy when he died unexpectedly in April. Continue Reading →
Parking lots in particular benefit from trees, which cool pavement, shade parked cars, and enhance appearance. Plantings took place in the Henry Street, Bruce, and East Elm lots, with more sites planned for the autumn planting season. Continue Reading →
The massive Maple tree was just feet from the proposed location of an illuminated statue of George HW Bush. Greenwich Tree Warden Dr. Greg Kramer explained that it was not a requirement to post a notice on the tree to be cut down because the tree was deemed hazardous. Continue Reading →
At the First Church of Round Hill, Greenwich Tree Conservancy has plans in the works to replace a dead Elm Tree with a new tree in memory of John Conte, who married his wife Kim in First Church of Round Hill in 1983. Continue Reading →
If selected, your tree will receive a custom nameplate mounted on its trunk, courtesy of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy. Honorees will be also celebrated at a reception at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses on October 23, 2025, where you’ll receive a framed photo of your tree and its nameplate. Nominated trees will be evaluated by the Town of Greenwich Tree Warden and a professional arborist. Deadline to submit your favorite tree on private property in Greenwich is Friday, August 1st. Continue Reading →
The Dingletown Church’s leadership initiated this generous donation and was visionary in making this possible. Continue Reading →
The recipients of this year’s awards from The Woman’s Club of Greenwich were the Audubon Camper Program, Barbara’s House, Call-A-Ride, Greenwich Campership Program, Greenwich Scholarship Fund, Greenwich Tree Conservancy, Greenwich Symphony, Neighbor To Neighbor, River House and the YWCA Harmony Project. Continue Reading →
Enter your tree-inspired photographs, artwork, and poems in the Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s 8th Awesome Tree Contest. Continue Reading →
“Gardens are not a replacement for trees. They have different benefits they give to health and the environment. Removing a tree without permission is not acceptable even if it does provide more sunlight for your house or garden. Ignorance of the law or regulation is not an excuse for breaking it, which appears to be the defense they are making now.” – Kate Dzikiewicz of the Greenwich Tree Conservancy Continue Reading →