Join the Greenwich Tree Conservancy for our Upcoming Events.
Join us for Oh Deer!
The Greenwich Conservation Commission will be hosting a three-part series titled, Oh Deer! Managing Greenwich’s White-Tailed Deer Population. The first of these event will feature Dr. Jeffrey Ward, Chief Scientist Emeritus Department of Environmental Science and Forestry at The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station and Will Kies, Executive Director at the Greenwich Land Trust, who will be discussing the environmental impacts of
deer on a community.
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Montgomery Pinetum Tree Walk:
with Dr. Greg Kramer
Monday, March 17th – 1:00pm-2:30pm
The Montgomery Pinetum is home to a diverse range of evergreen conifer plants from around the world. Join the Greenwich Tree Conservancy and Greenwich’s Tree Warden, Dr. Greg Kramer, in an exploration of the Pinetum, its history, and the beautiful trees that can be found there.
This Walk has reached its capacity. Please click here to join the waitlist.
Tree Doctors
Perrot Memorial Library and on Zoom
Wednesday, March 26th – 7:00pm-8:30pm
You have questions, and we have answers! Join us for a panel discussion where experts are available to answer your questions about tree landscaping design, planting, care, and maintenance. This event is available in person and over Zoom. The panel will be hosted by Mark Greenwald, Greenwich Tree Conservancy board member and landscape architect, and include participation from: John R. Conte, licensed landscape architect, Greenwich Tree Conservancy board president, and vice chairman of the Architectural Review Committee; Allan Fenner, consulting arborist, Bartlett Tree Experts; and Dr. Gregory Kramer, superintendent of parks & trees and town tree warden, Town of Greenwich.
Registration is required for both the in-person event and the Zoom event.
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Fit in the Forest
Saturday, April 5 at 9 a.m.
Bruce Park
Join us for GTC’s monthly fitness walk.
This will be the next in a series of monthly, more vigorous walks in Greenwich town parks and protected woodlands. Enjoy the benefits of exercise along with the fresh air and beauty of our urban forests. Tree features will be highlighted throughout the walks. These walks will be guided by tree enthusiasts, not professionals.
Please wear suitable footwear and come dressed for the weather.
Space is limited and registration is required.
2025 Tree Party
McArdle’s Greenhouse
Friday, April 25 – 6:30pm-8:30pm
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We are excited to announce the 2025 Awesome Trees Contest!
Click Here for Details and Entry Form.