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Love Trees? So Do These Bats!
The week of Halloween isn’t just for preparing last-minute costumes—it’s also Bat Week, an annual celebration that raises awareness about […] The post Love Trees? So Do These Bats! appeared first on Casey Trees .
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October is Leave the Leaves Month!
While October is known for being all things spooky season, it also has a lesser-known dedication: Leave the Leaves Month. […] The post October is Leave the Leaves Month! appeared first on Casey Trees .
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East Potomac Park: A Voice for Our Trees, a Say in Our Parks
Updated on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 We are heartbroken by the recent tree removals at East Potomac Park and by […] The post East Potomac Park: A Voice for Our Trees, a Say in Our Parks appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Navigating What’s Next: A Recap of the 2026 Urban Tree Summit
Last week, our 2026 Urban Tree Summit brought together arborists, advocates, educators, researchers, nonprofit professionals, public-sector leaders, and community members […] The post Navigating What’s Next: A Recap of the 2026 Urban Tree Summit appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Celebrating National Public Lands Day
This Saturday is National Public Lands Day (NPLD), an annual event established by the National Environmental Education Foundation that brings […] The post Celebrating National Public Lands Day appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Pawpaw Season is Here!
Celebrate pawpaw season in DC with some fun facts about this native “tropical” fruit. For those who don’t already know, […] The post Pawpaw Season is Here! appeared first on Casey Trees .
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No, Your Tree Isn’t Dead (But Here’s How to Nurse It Back to Health)
Trees may not always have the symmetrical, picture-perfect shape we often see depicted in illustrations, diagrams, or emojis. Over time, […] The post No, Your Tree Isn’t Dead (But Here’s How to Nurse It Back to Health) appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Building Healthy Soil and a Thriving Ecosystem at Casey Tree Farm
Summer is growing season at Casey Tree Farm, which means watering and nurturing over 50,000 trees of over 60 diverse […] The post Building Healthy Soil and a Thriving Ecosystem at Casey Tree Farm appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Make-A-Will Month: How Your Love of Trees Can Last Generations
At Casey Trees, we spend a lot of time thinking about the future. When we plant a young tree, we […] The post Make-A-Will Month: How Your Love of Trees Can Last Generations appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Five Drought-Tolerant Trees That Can Take the Heat
DC summers are certainly not for the weak, but this one’s been especially tough. The past few months have been […] The post Five Drought-Tolerant Trees That Can Take the Heat appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Mapping DC’s Most and Least Shaded Neighborhoods
It’s July in Washington, DC. The sun is blazing, the pavement is sizzling, and even the pandas at the National […] The post Mapping DC’s Most and Least Shaded Neighborhoods appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Why Pollinators Need Trees, Too
Have you heard the latest buzz? Last week was National Pollinator Week, an annual celebration to honor and raise awareness […] The post Why Pollinators Need Trees, Too appeared first on Casey Trees .
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The Science of the Seasons: Summer Phenology
This article is part of a recurring series in collaboration with Bartlett Tree Experts on the seasonal expressions of phenology […] The post The Science of the Seasons: Summer Phenology appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Tree of Heaven: The Invasive That’s Probably in Your Backyard
Smelling like burnt peanut butter, crowding out native species, and playing host to one of the most notorious invasive insects […] The post Tree of Heaven: The Invasive That’s Probably in Your Backyard appeared first on Casey Trees .
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DC’s New Tree Protections: A Win for Our City’s Trees and Residents
For more than two decades, DC has been trying to answer a big question: how do we grow and protect […] The post DC’s New Tree Protections: A Win for Our City’s Trees and Residents appeared first on Casey Trees .
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From Overgrown to Forever Protected: Riverdale Welcomes a New Community Forest
Once overtaken by invasive bamboo and vines, a quarter-acre green patch in Riverdale Park, Maryland has been transformed into an […] The post From Overgrown to Forever Protected: Riverdale Welcomes a New Community Forest appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Looking Back on an Impactful Planting Season
Spring is the busiest but best time at Casey Trees. Just as trees start to leaf out and flower, our […] The post Looking Back on an Impactful Planting Season appeared first on Casey Trees .
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The Serviceberry: A Guide to Appreciating this Small but Mighty Tree
The Serviceberry (Amelanchier spp.) is a standout among native North American trees, prized for its resilience, beauty, and ecological value. […] The post The Serviceberry: A Guide to Appreciating this Small but Mighty Tree appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Seven Beautiful Trees That Are Late Bloomers
As spring gives way to early summer, Washington, DC’s urban forest offers breathtaking floral displays. While DC is famous for […] The post Seven Beautiful Trees That Are Late Bloomers appeared first on Casey Trees .
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Advocacy Update: DC’s Next Budget
Over the past week, Casey Trees has been showing up at DC budget hearings to make the case for trees, […] The post Advocacy Update: DC’s Next Budget appeared first on Casey Trees .