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Atlanta marks Arbor Day with 3,000‑tree push and long‑term canopy target
Summary
City officials and Trees Atlanta announced plans to plant more than 3,000 trees during the current planting season and reaffirmed a long‑term target to increase equitable tree canopy across Atlanta neighborhoods.
Atlanta officials marked Georgia Arbor Day on Feb. 17 by reiterating the city’s commitment to expand tree canopy and to plant more than 3,000 trees during the current season.
Commissioner Cutler of the Department of Parks and Recreation said Atlanta is celebrating its 40th consecutive year as a Tree City USA, and tied the Arbor Day proclamation to a month‑long Love Your Park volunteer series.…
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