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Welcome!

The Park People's mission is to work with communities to plant trees and improve parks for a healthy, resilient future.

We improve parks by raising funds for park projects, like the reconstruction of the Cranmer Park Sundial & Plaza, and we support the urban forest through our programs: Denver Digs Trees, Mile High Tree Champions, TreeForce, Community Forester, and the Park Legacy program.

Get Involved

The Park People are ramping up our Tree Stewardship efforts city wide. 

Ready to roll up your sleeves to join us in keeping our city healthy? 

Sign up Here to become a Volunteer and receive notifications about upcoming events. 

Our urban trees need our support to stay healthy and resilient during the winter months.

Throughout the fall, we will be watering, mulching and wrapping young trees so they are protected during harsh weather. 

 

Make an impact in your community!

By donating to our spring appeal, not only will United Airlines double your gift, but you will be gifting all residents the beauty and benefits of trees.

Donate today to support Denver Digs Trees and help us meet our match! 🌳

Thank you to our matching funders:

    

Denver Digs Tree Sale

Did you miss the Denver Digs Trees application deadline? 

Check out our tree sale, April 27th! 

All trees are 60% off nursery prices and first come, first served.

Learn more about each tree offered at the sale by clicking the photo below:  

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Keep up with our activities. Become a Park Person. Join our Park Bench e-newsletter

Check out our blog for info on parks, trees, and our community

Checking on your tree in early spring,  watch this video on how to check for signs of life: 'Dead or Alive?'

Retraining a Tree with Basal Shoots

Wondering what tree to plant? Check out our Best Trees for Denver list

Celebrate the birth of a child, the memory of a loved one, or a special event with a Tribute Tree or Paver

Denver Digs Trees testimonials

 

What's New

We are hiring a Development Director! Please click here to learn more. Accepting applications on a rolling basis until filled.

Community Connectors worked to plant over 300 trees and 125 shrubs this fall in Denver's low canopy neighborhoods.

Read the Fall 2025 Park Bench Newsletter!

New blog post! How Much Water Does Your Tree Need?

Watch our Yale University Forest Forum presentation on Community-Based Forestry

 

Upcoming Events

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