Welcome to Regreen Springfield!
Through our tree advocacy efforts, ReGreen Springfield has collaborated with businesses, community organizations, educational partners and government agencies to promote the reforestation of Springfield, improve growing conditions for trees and engage new allies in tree care and monitoring, education and citizen science. We realize that the strength of our city is found in the neighborhoods. With this as the foundation for our work, we have embarked on an effort to ‘regreen’ the city… one tree at at time.
Please join Regreen Springfield in this reforestation effort by planting a tree in your own yard, helping to plant trees along our streets and in our parks, or donate your time or funds to neighborhood regreening efforts. With your help, Springfield’s urban forest will be restored.
BUY AN IRRIGATION BAG… HELP YOUR TREE and REGREEN SPRINGFIELD
If you would like to purchase a Vensovo 20-gallon slow-release watering bag for your tree(s), you can buy them from Regreen Springfield. The profits from sales of the bags will help fund the planting of additional trees across the city.
Your investment in your own tree, through the purchase of a Vensovo watering bag, will pay dividends in two ways: 1) your tree will be watered properly and 2) your purchase helps support new tree plantings by Regreen Springfield in neighborhoods across the city.
20 Gallon Gatorbags are $26.00 each. Remember, the bags can be zipped together to provide watering to larger caliper trees. This is particularly useful during the driest summer months, when even mature trees need supplemental watering, during dry periods.
To ORDER YOUR IRRIGATION BAG(S) please visit https://forms.gle/sjJUq1Nv2DzqYwjq5
ReGreen Springfield has been working on a community-based restoration and educational program in the Poor Brook Watershed in Springfield. An update on work completed to date has been released. To view the report, please Click Here.
Through our tree advocacy efforts, ReGreen Springfield has collaborated with businesses, community organizations, educational partners and government agencies to promote the reforestation of Springfield, improve growing conditions for trees and engage new allies in tree care and monitoring, education and citizen science. We realize that the strength of our city is found in the neighborhoods. With this as the foundation for our work, we have embarked on an effort to ‘regreen’ the city… one tree at at time.
