Philly Tree Plan News Today

UD's Climate Hub aids Delaware's efforts to mitigate extreme heat

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society announced plans to plant 1,770 trees in Philadelphia over four days in November. PHS is seeking volunteers to help with the initiative to expand the city's tree canopy. Research suggests tree coverage in a city can help with mood disorders and cardiovascular disease.

Prince Albert of Monaco was on stage in person in Philadelphia to hand out the 2023 Planetary Health Awards to two dedicated individuals and one pioneering company for their “outstanding commitments towards the preservation of the planet”.

The prince is in Philadelphia this week to pay homage to his family history and encourage environmental causes. 

10th Annual Tree Canopy Conference presented by Morris Arboretum & Gardens and Haverford College

Southern Class of ‘68 reunion South Philadelphia High School’s Class of 1968 will hold its 55th reunion on Oct. 21 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Waterfall R

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society will cap off its three-year project focused on growing the urban forest with the opening Friday of “The Lightning House."

In one of Philly’s hottest neighborhoods, the influx of trees “gives people hope,” says one resident.

Another 600 cherry trees will be planted throughout Philadelphia in preparation of the upcoming semiquincentennial of America in 2026, parks and rec officials announced.

A student urges Philadelphia City Council to prioritize transforming vacant lots into green spaces to benefit the environment and public safety.