The Indiana Urban Forest Council, established in 1991, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the public awareness of protecting, expanding and improving Indiana's urban forests. The Council serves as a resource and liaison concerning urban forestry issues within the state and nation.
Trees provide services like filtering pollution, slowing stormwater runoff, increasing property value, and shading buildings in the summer. Learn more by watching the video.
Free Tree(s)!
The CUF office along with IACT & INLA is providing trees for NeighborWoods Month activities on public property. Too many acronyms? Here is more information.
U-TREE Grant Program CUF is pleased to announce the 2014 Request for Proposals
(RFP) for the Urban Tree Recovery and Environmental Enhancement (U-TREE) Grant
Program.
CUF is now accepting applications for competitive funding.
Details about this funding opportunity are provided. The submission deadline is Friday, August 25, 2014. Click here for more information.
Tree Steward Training
If you have ever considered learning more and volunteering to help with your community trees, attend an Indiana Tree Steward training. They are being offered in Dyer, Fort Wayne and Madison this fall, registration is open.
The City of Indianapolis
has been working diligently over the past two years on a project called Indy
Rezone. The intent of Indy Rezone is to update the City's zoning ordinances and
associated development regulations to be more sustainable and more livable. More info here. Please give your input.
