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What is TreeBristol?
We want to plant a new generation of trees across Bristol. This will bring immediate benefits to people who live and work in Bristol and leave a legacy for future generations.
TreeBristol aims to increase tree canopy cover to 30% by planting in Bristol’s parks, open spaces, grass verges and streets. We replace lost street trees and also plant in new sites across Bristol in greatest need of more trees. The TreeBristol team carries out responsible tree planting with the right tree in the right place.
How can you help? – Sponsor a tree
Have you ever thought about commemorating an anniversary or giving someone a unique gift?
Planting a tree with the council’s TreeBristol campaign offers just that - and helps to improve the environment too.
Our sponsorship packages suit every budget and range from £20 to £330.
For detailed information on our sponsorship packages and planting locations please visit our tree sponsorship page.
What we do
Since the TreeBristol launch in 2005, the council has planted around 3,800 trees, many with the help of local communities and other partners.
We plant trees that are usually already 3-4 metres tall, larger trees create immediate visual and environmental impact and greater resistance to vandalism. We plant a wide range of trees and our selection of species depends upon space available, other trees in the area and the local landscape and character. The tree planting season runs from November to March.
Friday, 3 February
Brandon Hill (pdf, 1.8 MB), Orchard Planting, start 1pm
Saturday, 4 February
Brandon Hill (pdf, 1.8 MB), Orchard Planting, start 1pm
Sunday, 5 February
St. Johns Burial Ground (pdf, 1.7 MB), Tree planting, start 10am
News and events
Tree planting events
We need your help to plant hundreds of trees in our parks and green spaces. Tree planting is great fun and brings many benefits to the people and wildlife of Bristol. We show you how to plant and stake the trees and we provide all the tools needed. The events are free so join us to make a difference. Please wear warm and waterproof clothing and sturdy footwear.
TreeBristol e-bulletins
Contact information
TreeBristol
Brunel House
St George's Road
Bristol, BS1 5UY
- Email: treebristol@bristol.gov.uk
- Work: 0117 352 5638

