We had the joy of giving away trees at Children’s Medical Center Plano & Dallas location with Texas Trees Foundation.

Children’s Health is officially recognized as a Tree Campus by the Arbor Day Foundation.

We couldn’t be happier.

How Can Texas Tree Surgeons Help Your Campus Become a Recognized Healthcare Facility?

In order to achieve the five standards listed; Advisory Committee, Tree Care Plan, Community Forestry Project, Educate / Celebrate, and Financial Investment our Registered Consulting Arborist’s (RCA) will provide science-based concrete documentation that can be used for your Arbor Day Foundation application.

Steps to Become a Designated Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus Healthcare

To become designated as an Arbor Day foundation Tree Campus Healthcare your facility will need to accomplish the following five program standards:

• Establish an Advisory Committee of at least three stakeholders, including staff and community members.
• Develop a Tree Care Plan tailored to healthcare contexts.
• Undertake a Community Forestry Project to engage patients and staff. 
• Organize Educational or Celebration Events, such as Arbor Day programming.
• Commit to a Financial Investment in tree-related activities.

Trees uplift communities—whether in hospitals, schools, utility corridors, or university quads. The Arbor Day Foundation offers tailored recognition programs that honor institutions of all types for their commitment to green and healthy spaces.

At Texas Tree Surgeons, we can guide your organization through application strategies and implementation—helping you earn well-deserved recognition while planting the seeds for a greener tomorrow.

Let’s grow together.