Partners

Trees For Houston joins with neighborhood associations, garden clubs, civic associations, schools, and municipalities to plant trees along the esplanades and sidewalks, in school yards and parks.

Chevron's Urban Reforestation Project and the "Let's Grow" Tree Planting Event

Since 1998, Trees For Houston has partnered with Chevron for the "Let's Grow" tree planting project aimed at expanding Houston's urban forest. Today, trees can be found growing on a half acre of land on the Chevron North American production field in Humble, TX.

In the spring, Chevron employees and their families, join together to plant thousands of seedlings of various native species including oaks, blad cypress, and other hardwood trees. These seedlings are generously donated by the Texas Forest Service.

Chevron employees and Trees For Houston nuture the trees over a nine month period providing the necessary water, fertilizer and weed abatement. In December, seedlings are available to the public for free. Given the proper planting instructions, citizens are encouraged to plant their tree at home or school, in a park or around the neighborhood.

Trees For Houston uses a portion of these trees to reforest Houston's thoroughfares, freeways, residential streets, local parks and school campuses.

Chevron is a leader in finding, producing and marketing oil and natural gas in more than 100 countries. Chevron cares about the environment and is proud of the many ways in which its employees work to safeguard it.

Trees For Houston is a nonprofit organization dedicated to planting, promoting and protecting trees.

Texas Forest Service provides statewide leadership and professional assistance for the state's forest, tree and related natural resources.

TREE SPECIES AVAILABLE:

• Swamp Chestnut Oak
• Overcup Oak
• Sawtooth Oak
• Mexican Plum
• Eastern RedBud
• Bur Oak
• Mayhaw
• Baldcypress
• Willow Oak
• Chickasaw Plum
• White Oak
• Blackgum
• Dogwood
• Southern Waxmrytle

 List of Partners

For company supporters, please go to our donor page.