Successful urban and community forestry programs are based on public awareness and support.
Trees are an important part of a city, large or small. In 1976 the National Arbor Day Foundation developed the Tree City, USA program to recognize those cities that have active tree programs. The following cities are currently certified Tree Cities in Arkansas. Read more >
The Arkansas Urban Forestry Council strongly believes in educating the public about the value of trees. Educational information about urban forestry is distributed via the AUFC Annual Conferences, workshops, and newsletters. Read more >
The main criterion for membership is an interest in urban & community forestry. The cost of membership is $10 per student, $20 per individual, $50 per family, $100 per government/business or $350 per patron. Brochure