From Michigan DNR <[email protected]>
Subject 31 Michigan communities get funding for tree-planting efforts
Date October 27, 2022 3:02 PM
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They'll share $105,000 for projects that help place trees along streets and in parks and other public spaces.



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Oct. 27, 2022
Contact: Kevin Sayers <[email protected]>?(DNR), 517-582-3209

31 Michigan communities to receive new trees with help from DTE Foundation, DNR and ReLeaf Michigan

A newly planted tree is anchored in its place on a city treet.

Be on the lookout this fall and next spring for some new trees along streets and parks in 31 Michigan communities. They will share $105,000 in grants awarded this year to complete 33 tree-planting projects around the state.

The trees, to be planted along streets and in parks and other public spaces, come courtesy of a program sponsored by the DTE Foundation and administered by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and nonprofit tree organization ReLeaf Michigan.

Individual grants range in size from $600 for a tree-planting project in St. Clair County?s Lynn Township, to $4,000 awards in multiple communities from the Detroit area and in Grand Traverse and Marquette counties.?See the complete list of grant winners [ [link removed] ].

?The DTE Foundation looks forward to seeing how our grants and support come to fruition in our communities through these newly planted trees,? said Lynette Dowler, president of the DTE Energy Foundation. ?We?re dedicated to protecting, preserving and expanding our state?s natural resources, and our partners like the DNR and ReLeaf Michigan are integral in this mission.?

Project proposals are solicited annually from eligible partners around the state. The next opportunity to apply is summer 2023. ?

The DNR?s Urban and Community Forestry program helps municipalities and other organizations promote and manage trees and forests by providing education, financial and technical assistance. To learn about the UCF program, contact Kevin Sayers <[email protected]> at 517-582-3209 or visit?Michigan.gov/UCF [ [link removed] ].

ReLeaf Michigan is a statewide tree organization that works to educate the public on the value of trees and how to properly select, plant and maintain them. Communities and organizations interested in volunteer tree plantings or educational events should visit ReleafMichigan.org [ [link removed] ], email ReLeaf Michigan <[email protected]> or call 800-642-7353.

The DTE Foundation is the philanthropic arm of DTE Energy and is dedicated to cultivating diverse, inclusive and equitable communities by supporting initiatives focused on arts and culture, community transformation, economic progress, education and employment, environment and human needs. For more information visit DTE Energy Foundation online [ [link removed] ].



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