Educational Programs
TreeKeepers
This free, six week course educates citizens about trees, their benefits and care, and provides practical, hands-on learning.
We combine presentations from local professionals and in field trainings where we will learn the basics of identifying, planting, and maintaining trees.
Who Should Attend? Landscapers, Grounds Crews, Landscape Maintenance Staff, Horticulturists, Developers, Property Managers, Arborists, Forestry Students & others interested in learning about trees!
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Tree Camp
Students will learn basic tree biology and identification as well as the relationship between trees and birds, pollinators, fungus, soil, and water through nature arts, crafts, games, and more. Snacks and lunch will be provided.
Registration for 2023 will open in late Spring!
Please email info@moreleaf.org for more information or call 314-533-5323.
Other Educational Opportunities
Aside from TreeKeepers, Forest ReLeaf’s forester also teaches various courses throughout the year through St. Louis Community College and Missouri Botanical Garden.
Course subjects include:
- Tree ID
- Small Native Trees & Shrubs
- Forest Soils
- Forest Ecology
- Overview of Oaks
Classes and schedule vary each year and season and are announced via email when scheduled.
Resources for Teachers
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri’s program, The Missouri Forestkeepers Network, provides free lesson plans for teachers wishing to incorporate tree education in their curriculum. The program provides straightforward opportunities for students at all grade levels to become involved in data collection, identifying Missouri trees, data analysis, and report writing.
Course subjects include: