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About the Norwalk Tree Alliance

 
The Norwalk Tree Alliance (NTA) is a volunteer, non-profit organization actively engaged with our community in the initiation and support of programs that promote a healthy urban forest.
 
 
We were formed in early 2002, and achieved non-profit status  shortly thereafter. We work with the City of Norwalk on the annual tree planting program, as well as on a registry of all  notable and  memorial trees, both privately owned and city trees. Currently, we're preparing the first municipal tree farm in Fairfield County.
 
 
NTA is an advisor and participant in the annual Arbor Day celebration, when a tree is planted at one of the city schools.
 
 
A large contribution is made by us to the annual Norwalk Regional Tree Festival, held in May. The festival features exhibits by local tree organizations, along with other outdoor oriented groups. Festival guests are served complimentary hamburgers and drinks.  



 

Why you should support us.

We invite you to join us. We are community-minded volunteers who are friendly, active and involved, and we are making Norwalk a better place to live. We need your support for our programs.

Our membership dues are only $10/ year individual or $15/year family.    Please consider becoming a member, or making a tax deductible donation to us.

For your convenience, see the page entitled NTA membership.

     

Announcements

  • Emerald Ash Borer Emerald Ash Borer has now been discovered in Connecticut.   Read this article: State of Connecticut; Dept of Energy and Environmental Protection
    Posted Sep 6, 2012, 11:58 AM by Dan L
  • Tree Issues (From the Two Storm Panel Report, 2011) Findings: Trees have great value, both aesthetic and economic, and Connecticut residents not only take great pride in their beauty, but benefit significantly from them. Testimony presented by the Urban ...
    Posted Mar 10, 2013, 5:16 PM by Judy Rudikoff
  • Fodor Tree Farm The Norwalk Tree Alliance has received funding from an "America the Beautiful" grant, awarded to us by CT DEEP. This grant is helping us launch a tree farm at Fodor ...
    Posted May 12, 2013, 4:25 PM by Dan L
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