Trees Atlanta is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and improving Atlanta's urban forest. With a commitment to planting, conserving, and educating, Trees Atlanta works to mitigate tree loss, safeguard forests, and increase the city's tree canopy. Founded in 1985, the organization has grown to become one of Atlanta's most well-known and supported organizations, thanks to a community of passionate volunteers.

Trees Atlanta offers a range of programs and initiatives, including adult and youth education, advocacy, forest restoration, tree care, and tree planting. Through these efforts, they aim to create a sustainable and vibrant urban environment. In addition to their programs, Trees Atlanta also features various collections within the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum, such as the Magnolia Collection, 33 Oaks, Beech Circle, Eastside Azalea Collection, Stumpery Garden, Westside Azalea Collection, and Persimmon Woods.

These collections highlight the diverse beauty and ecological importance of different tree species and provide a unique and educational experience for visitors. By supporting Trees Atlanta, you contribute to the preservation of Atlanta's green spaces and the protection of its urban forest for generations to come