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.

ReGreen Springfield realizes that strength of our city in found in the neighborhoods. With that as the foundation for our work, we have embarked on an effort to partner with civic associations, religious institutions, businesses and other advocacy groups to assist in helping to ‘regreen’ the city.

A few of the thngs that ReGreen Springfield is doing to ensure that urban forest of the city is enjoyed by generations into the future include the following:

  • Planning for greening
  • Planting new trees
  • Maintenance of newly planted trees
  • Engaging ‘citizen scientists’
  • Developing strategic master plans

Last summer, we were able to plant 1,040 new trees across the tornado zone of Springfield in an effort to regreen the city and to help reduce energy use by individual homeowners.  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… one tree at a time.

Come Learn to Explore the Natural World with iNaturalist

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iNaturalist Training Workshop

Seek app iconLearn how to use iNaturalist!

Join ReGreen Springfield for a hands-on iNaturalist training workshop, here at the ReGreen Office.

iNaturalist is a free community science app that helps users identify species, record observations, and contribute biodiversity data that can be useful for conservation, education, and local land stewardship.

This workshop is designed for beginners or seasoned environmentalists, and anyone who wants to feel more comfortable identifying componets of the natural world around them. Participants will learn how to create an account, take useful observation photos, upload observations, explore identifications, and contribute to local community science projects.

The training is open to volunteers, students, educators, gardeners, naturalists, and community members interested in learning more about the plants and wildlife around them. No prior experience is needed.

Workshop Details
Date: Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: ReGreen Springfield, Building 101, 1 Federal Street, Springfield, MA; 2nd Floor Classroom;
On the bus route, and plenty of parking available.
Cost: Free
What to bring: Water, a smartphone or tablet, comfortable walking shoes, and weather-appropriate clothing.

This workshop is part of ReGreen Springfield’s ongoing work to connect residents with urban ecology, tree stewardship, and community-based environmental learning. Pre-registration is required. See below –

Register here: https://forms.gle/MpUVnbVaR7ta8Lie9

For more information contact ReGreen Springfield at 413/409-2456 or via e-mail at info@regreenspringfield.org

To learn more about iNaturalist please visit https://www.inaturalist.org/

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