Tree Campus Higher Education

The University of Illinois Chicago is among the few universities that participate in the Tree Campus Higher Education program, which promotes effective tree management, campus community involvement, and nature connectivity among faculty members and students through forestry efforts. Tree Campus Higher Education is a national program sponsored by Arbor Day Foundation that assists universities and colleges nationwide in establishing and sustaining campus forests. To achieve annual recognition, UIC must meet the five Tree Campus Higher Education standards, including tree planting events, tree research (“treesearch” if you will), and tree-related internships.

To learn more and join the Tree Advisory Committee, please fill out this form.

UIC has been recognized as a Tree Campus every year since 2011. To achieve recognition, UIC must meet five standards outlined on the Arbor Day Foundation’s Tree Campus Higher Education page. Heading link