Casey Trees News Today

If you have plans to see cherry blossoms this weekend, there's still time left, thanks to the cool weather and staggered blooming stages of different trees. According to NPS spokesman Mike Litterst, the Yoshino trees, the queens of spring and the most populous variety at the Tidal Basin, are predicted to last through the weekend.

Some of you may have received a message from the president of the Citizens Association of Georgetown, regarding “a group that is not affiliated with CAG has

Maintenance and workforce development are key if the major federal investment is going to pay off.

Neighborhood streets in areas around Baltimore County are getting greener and shadier thanks to County Executive Johnny Olszewski’s new Street Tree Replacement

You now have until Nov. 4 to submit feedback on a proposed plan to remove 1,200 trees from Rock Creek Park in D.C.

Federal grants are heading to several groups in the D.C. area to plant thousands of trees in an effort to create more green spaces.

US Forest Service grants tens of millions to Washington region nonprofits for “tree equity” projects. WMATA closed Capitol South Metro station for security drills Sunday. Capital Bikeshare use hit record high in Alexandria over the past summer.

Meet the candidates for Rockville Mayor and City Council. Discuss the 14th Street NW bus priority project at an open house. Learn how to maintain your bike. Join a historic walk in honor of women’s equality. Watch a webinar on how to make our streets safer for everyone. Read more in this week’s events post.

The annual D.C. Environmental Youth Summit pushed high schoolers to explore new ideas and career options, from water conservation to nail artistry.

When a Catholic urban planner noticed D.C. church properties weren't living up to their sustainability potential, he helped start Laudato Trees, a collaborative program to address the climate needs of city and church.