Team Leaders are young adults, ages 19-24, who supervise youth in caring for Boston's tree canopy by engaging in tree identification, climbing, plantings, watering and more. This is a paid position of $17-$20/hr for 30 hours a week. Find out more and apply on our website.

Are you a Boston teen, ages 14-18, interested in learning how to improve Boston’s environment? Join us in caring for Boston’s trees, learning about careers in forestry, visiting some of Boston’s best green spaces, and more! Paid $15/hr for 25 hours a week throughout the six-week program.

Every spring, summer, and fall semester we seek an to help with communication and event planting. This intern works closely with staff to write newsletters, blog posts, and social media and assists with event coordination. This position is 30 hours / week during the summer semester. Send resume and cover letter to David Meshoulam at [email protected].

Did you know trees can tell time? How do trees know when it's time to bloom?  Environmental cues like temperature are able to alter tree hormone balance and enzymes that promote or inhibit growth. 

Let's talk about communication. Did you know that trees talk to each other? Trees have evolved to communicate with each other - not through words- but through their roots, noise, and the air.

We're seeking a Tree Care Associate to help water and care for trees throughout the city. This is an exciting opportunity to work outdoors in the community, building and sustaining Boston's urban forest. The Tree Care Associate will be supplied with a pickup truck that is outfitted with a watering tank and pump. As needed, they will also assist at tree planting and giveaway events.

The‌ Associate Director will direct and oversee programs. Working closely with the staff, they will oversee the daily operations of current projects, the development of new projects, the evaluation of current projects, the creation of metrics for project assessment and will assist in collaboration across the organization and in ensuring that projects are on schedule and on budget.

Come hear Dorceta Taylor, Professor of environmental justice and Senior Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Yale School of the Environment, speak at Boston College next Tuesday. Dr. Taylor is a leading expert in the field of institutional diversity and workforce dynamics in the environmental sector.

When: 6PM, February 28, 2023

Where: Boston College Gasson 100

Do you have a nearby park that could use some trees?
Is your street bare and hot in the summer?
Could your school or local business use some green?

We're here to support community projects that will bring trees to you and your neighborhood.

Please fill out our brief tree planting proposal form and we'll reach out.